@OrbitOrange Yes, I thought about that… The beading work on them is actually pretty precise and I know that they create work in all kinds of themes, but I just thought it was funny that the text read as though it was traditional Native American theme.
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Gotta love the knives replacing feathers for tips, whoever cooked these up. 
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Traditional may not be the exact right word. But they are pretty cool earrings and I wouldn’t be at all surprised if they were Native American.
The show Rutherford Falls made a point to showcase modern Native beadwork. Here are a few articles that highlight the bead work and jewelry from the show:
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Jamie Okuma does some pretty amazing beadwork
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@RedlandMaggie I recognize that image, too (and yes, this artist does some awesome work!)… That’s from Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
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@chicfarmer oh yeah…I would definitely wear them!
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Sadie Frost did a great job at it -
What kind of Frankenstein piece is this?? And I’m sorry, but the placement of the back link is unfortunate. Poor horsey 
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early. 
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Interesting and stupid frankenpendant. Looks to be easily converted back. As for the horse as @Ziacat points out, dolorem ipsum.
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Last night I had a nightmare about the shop that made this pendant. I went in and fired every last employee.
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Oh my gosh! That poor horse. And I pity the person that ends up buying this and thinking they have some kind of great antique find. Looks like it would be easy to take apart and fix.
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Who can forget the walruses of Zuni, lazing in the sun on the plaza
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Wow. Those are so bad they’re almost good
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Those things are atrocious, lol.
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Steve…I’m amazed at your photoshopping ability.
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