Famed silversmith establishes foundation for the underdogs | Navajo-Hopi Observer

GALLUP, N.M. — Many Navajo jewelers come from five or even six generations of artisans, however, Lyndon Tsosie became a first-generation silversmith because he desperately needed a job.

Related Keywords

Coyote Canyon ,New Mexico ,United States ,Sedona ,Arizona ,Phoenix ,Tohatchi High School ,Many Farms ,Chinle ,Tokyo ,Japan ,Albuquerque ,Americans ,American ,Lyndon Tsosie ,Draper Jr ,Teddy Draper Jr ,Verma Nequatewa ,Valerie Joe ,Jasmine Inc ,Lyndon Foundation ,College In Tsaile ,Heard Museum Show ,Tohatchee Catholic Church ,College Navajo ,Catholic Church ,Many Navajo ,Garden De Luxe ,Navajo Code Talker Teddy Draper ,Navajo Nation ,Christmas Eve ,Gallup Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial ,New Mexico State Fair ,Southwest Art ,Indian Market Show ,Coyote Canyon Rehab ,Native American ,Tohatchi High ,Native Americans ,American Indian ,Gallup Mckinley County Schools ,