Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264
The Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka is a handmade Spider Web Turquoise Tableta Maiden Fetish Pendant crafted by well-known carver Michael LaWeka. The pendant measures 2.75 inches tall and 0.75 inches wide, featuring jet eyes and coral embellishments, and is signed "ML Zuni" on the bottom.
What this page covers
- Product overview and description of the pendant
- Product gallery images of the pendant
Product Overview
The Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant is a Spider Web Turquoise Tableta Maiden Fetish Pendant made by well-known carver Michael LaWeka. The pendant is 2.75 inches tall and 0.75 inches wide, with jet eyes and coral embellishments, and is signed "ML Zuni" on the bottom.
- The pendant is carved from Spider Web Turquoise, a type of turquoise known for its distinctive matrix.
- It features jet eyes and coral embellishments, adding contrast and color.
- The pendant is signed "ML Zuni" on the bottom, indicating the carver's mark.
- The piece was purchased directly from Michael LaWeka in Zuni, New Mexico.
Product Gallery
The product gallery contains 4 images of the Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka, provided by Two Ponies Trading.
- Image 1: Front view of the pendant.
- Image 2: Side view of the pendant.
- Image 3: Detail of the carving and materials.
- Image 4: Back view showing the signature "ML Zuni".
Facts Index
| Entity | Attribute | Value | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264 | starting_price | $195.00 | high |
| Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264 | product_type | Collectibles:Cultures & Ethnicities:Native American: US:1935-Now:Jewelry | high |
| Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264 | brand | Two Ponies Trading | high |
| Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264 | variant_count | 1 | high |
| Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264 | variant_options | Default Title | high |
| Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264 | availability | 1 of 1 variants in stock | high |
| Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264 | seo_description | You are looking an incredible Spider Web Turquoise Tablleta Maiden Fetish Pendant made by well known carver Michael LaWeka. Pendant is 2.75" tall and .75" wide | high |
| Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264 | product_images | Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264 Two Ponies Trading; (4 images) | high |
Purchase Options
| Variant | Price | Availability | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Default Title | USD 195.00 | In Stock | Buy Now |
Who Is This For
- Collectors of Native American Zuni jewelry and fetish carvings.
- Shoppers seeking authentic handmade turquoise pendants by recognized carver Michael LaWeka.
- Individuals interested in vintage Native American collectibles from the 1935-Now period.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of the Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka - JP264?The Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka has a starting price of USD 195.00.
Is the Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka in stock?The Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka is available: 1 of 1 variants is in stock.
What variants or options are available for the Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka?The Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka is available in one variant: "Default Title".
Who makes the Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka?The Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka is made by carver Michael LaWeka, a well-known Zuni artist.
What type of product is the Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka?The Native Zuni Turquoise Tableta Maiden Pendant by Mike LaWeka is classified as collectible Native American jewelry from the 1935-Now period.