Kachina Charm, Long Hair Sterling Silver | Native American Inspired Jewelry

The Long Hair Kachina -- bringer of gentle rains, rendered in .925 sterling silver and Made in USA through traditional lost-wax casting.

A centrifugal caster spins the mold at roughly 50 G's of force, driving molten silver into the finest undercuts and textures of the wax original. Progressive hand-polishing -- from coarse filing through tripoli compound to a final rouge buff -- gives each piece its distinctive mirror finish.

The Long Hair Kachina is associated with gentle rain and abundant harvests, often depicted with flowing hair that symbolizes falling rain. In Hopi tradition, this spirit appears during spring ceremonies to bless the crops. This charm captures the figure's distinctive flowing hair and ceremonial regalia, with a sterling silver jump ring attached.

Add it to a Southwestern-themed charm bracelet, or wear it alone on a silver chain as a conversation piece. A thoughtful choice for a Southwest art collector's birthday, a housewarming gift, or a cultural studies student's keepsake.