BOOK Pueblo Bead Jewelry - Thunderbird Supply Company - Jewelry

BOOK Pueblo Bead Jewelry - Thunderbird Supply Company - Jewelry

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Supplying your jewelry supply needs since 1971, located in the 'Heart of Indian Country!'

Feather S/P 1-3/4" XL
Unit is 20pcs - Thunderbird Supply

One-of-a-kind traditional style thunderbird bolo tie by Kewa artist Robert Rosetta from Santo Domingo Pueblo. The thunderbird bolo eatures turquoise,

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