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Petroglyph Bracelet

Stunning tufa cast sterling silver bracelet with petroglyph designs both inside and out, set with fox turquoise. Signed AL Kewa inside.

Item #	ANLO1010
Dimensions	7/8" W x 6 1/2" around inside, including 1" opening

$585.00

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Anthony Lovato

Jeweler

Residence: Santo Domingo Pueblo

Anthony Lovato is the son of notable lapidary artist Mary Coriz Lovato and grandson of Santiago Leo Coriz. He is the fifth generation from Kewa Pueblo, formerly known as Santo Domingo Pueblo. Anthony’s unique tufa-cast and fabricated jewelry bridges both traditional and contemporary styles. It also conveys great presence, while reflecting his family’s creative legacy as well as Santo Domingo’s religious heritage.

“I really come from a traditional jewelry family,” says Anthony. His mother raised Anthony and his four brothers to become accomplished silversmiths. Anthony also learned from his father, Sedelio F. Lovato, a metalworker who did both casting and inlay work. Most of his learning came from his grandfather, Leo Coriz, who was skilled in tufa casting.