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Richard Krentz and Handcrafted Earrings & Pendants

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Richard Krentz - Bear Earrings Comes with Cedar Bentwood Box click to see more	Coast Salish artist Richard Krentz has combined the rich heritage of the Bentwood Box with his hand crafted jewelry. The early Natives, seeing no real worth in European currency, pounded their coins into precious works of art to be given as gifts of love. This Bentwood Box is made from salvaged wood. The bentwood box and jewlry is hand crafted in Richard's studio in British Columbia. The Bentwood Box - This box is a celebration of talents, uniting Native design and one of God's greatest gifts to the Northwest First Nations People, the Western Red Cedar Tree. Technically, Bentwood Boxes were remarkable achievement by the coastal First Nations. The sides and ends of this box are formed from one piece of straight grained Red Cedar. The insides of the corners are grooved prior to steaming and bending. Like Richard's Bentwood Box, traditional boxes of various sizes and shapes served as storage receptacles for food, clothing, ceremonial regalia, tools and valuables. The material is sterling silver. The measurements for the earrings are 1" in height by .1/2" in width. The measurements for the Bentwood Box are 3.3/4" in width by 3.3/4" in length by 2" in height. ID#1407		$65.00
Richard Krentz - Bear Earrings Comes with Cedar Bentwood Box click to see more	Coast Salish artist Richard Krentz has combined the rich heritage of the Bentwood Box with his hand crafted jewelry. The early Natives, seeing no real worth in European currency, pounded their coins into precious works of art to be given as gifts of love. This Bentwood Box is made from salvaged wood. The bentwood box and jewlry is hand crafted in Richard's studio in British Columbia. The Bentwood Box - This box is a celebration of talents, uniting Native design and one of God's greatest gifts to the Northwest First Nations People, the Western Red Cedar Tree. Technically, Bentwood Boxes were remarkable achievement by the coastal First Nations. The sides and ends of this box are formed from one piece of straight grained Red Cedar. The insides of the corners are grooved prior to steaming and bending. Like Richard's Bentwood Box, traditional boxes of various sizes and shapes served as storage receptacles for food, clothing, ceremonial regalia, tools and valuables. The material is sterling silver. The measurements for the earrings are 1" in height by .1/2" in width. The measurements for the Bentwood Box are 3.3/4" in width by 3.3/4" in length by 2" in height. ID#1571		$65.00
Richard Krentz - Bear Pendant Comes with Cedar Bentwood Box click to see more	Coast Salish artist Richard Krentz has combined the rich heritage of the Bentwood Box with his hand crafted jewelry. The early Natives, seeing no real worth in European currency, pounded their coins into precious works of art to be given as gifts of love. This Bentwood Box is made from salvaged wood. The bentwood box and jewlry is hand crafted in Richard's studio in British Columbia. The Bentwood Box - This box is a celebration of talents, uniting Native design and one of God's greatest gifts to the Northwest First Nations People, the Western Red Cedar Tree. Technically, Bentwood Boxes were remarkable achievement by the coastal First Nations. The sides and ends of this box are formed from one piece of straight grained Red Cedar. The insides of the corners are grooved prior to steaming and bending. Like Richard's Bentwood Box, traditional boxes of various sizes and shapes served as storage receptacles for food, clothing, ceremonial regalia, tools and valuables. The material is sterling silver. The measurements for the pendant are 1.3/4" in height by .3/4" in width. The measurements for the Bentwood Box are 3.3/4" in width by 3.3/4" in length by 2" in height. ID#2538		$65.00
Richard Krentz - Beaver Earrings Comes with Cedar Bentwood Box click to see more	Coast Salish artist Richard Krentz has combined the rich heritage of the Bentwood Box with his hand crafted jewelry. The early Natives, seeing no real worth in European currency, pounded their coins into precious works of art to be given as gifts of love. This Bentwood Box is made from salvaged wood. The bentwood box and jewlry is hand crafted in Richard's studio in British Columbia. The Bentwood Box - This box is a celebration of talents, uniting Native design and one of God's greatest gifts to the Northwest First Nations People, the Western Red Cedar Tree. Technically, Bentwood Boxes were remarkable achievement by the coastal First Nations. The sides and ends of this box are formed from one piece of straight grained Red Cedar. The insides of the corners are grooved prior to steaming and bending. Like Richard's Bentwood Box, traditional boxes of various sizes and shapes served as storage receptacles for food, clothing, ceremonial regalia, tools and valuables. The material is sterling silver. The measurements for the earrings are 1" in height by .1/2" in width. The measurements for the Bentwood Box are 3.3/4" in width by 3.3/4" in length by 2" in height. ID#2555		$65.00
Richard Krentz - Beaver Earrings Comes with Cedar Bentwood Box click to see more	Coast Salish artist Richard Krentz has combined the rich heritage of the Bentwood Box with his hand crafted jewelry. The early Natives, seeing no real worth in European currency, pounded their coins into precious works of art to be given as gifts of love. This Bentwood Box is made from salvaged wood. The bentwood box and jewlry is hand crafted in Richard's studio in British Columbia. The Bentwood Box - This box is a celebration of talents, uniting Native design and one of God's greatest gifts to the Northwest First Nations People, the Western Red Cedar Tree. Technically, Bentwood Boxes were remarkable achievement by the coastal First Nations. The sides and ends of this box are formed from one piece of straight grained Red Cedar. The insides of the corners are grooved prior to steaming and bending. Like Richard's Bentwood Box, traditional boxes of various sizes and shapes served as storage receptacles for food, clothing, ceremonial regalia, tools and valuables. The material is sterling silver. The measurements for the earrings are 1" in height by .1/2" in width. The measurements for the Bentwood Box are 3.3/4" in width by 3.3/4" in length by 2" in height. ID#1481		$65.00
Richard Krentz - Beaver Pendant Comes with Cedar Bentwood Box click to see more	Coast Salish artist Richard Krentz has combined the rich heritage of the Bentwood Box with his hand crafted jewelry. The early Natives, seeing no real worth in European currency, pounded their coins into precious works of art to be given as gifts of love. This Bentwood Box is made from salvaged wood. The bentwood box and jewlry is hand crafted in Richard's studio in British Columbia. The Bentwood Box - This box is a celebration of talents, uniting Native design and one of God's greatest gifts to the Northwest First Nations People, the Western Red Cedar Tree. Technically, Bentwood Boxes were remarkable achievement by the coastal First Nations. The sides and ends of this box are formed from one piece of straight grained Red Cedar. The insides of the corners are grooved prior to steaming and bending. Like Richard's Bentwood Box, traditional boxes of various sizes and shapes served as storage receptacles for food, clothing, ceremonial regalia, tools and valuables. The material is sterling silver. The measurements for the pendant are 1.3/4" in height by .3/4" in width. The measurements for the Bentwood Box are 3.3/4" in width by 3.3/4" in length by 2" in height. ID#1525		$65.00
Richard Krentz - Beaver Pendant Comes with Cedar Bentwood Box click to see more	Coast Salish artist Richard Krentz has combined the rich heritage of the Bentwood Box with his hand crafted jewelry. The early Natives, seeing no real worth in European currency, pounded their coins into precious works of art to be given as gifts of love. This Bentwood Box is made from salvaged wood. The bentwood box and jewlry is hand crafted in Richard's studio in British Columbia. The Bentwood Box - This box is a celebration of talents, uniting Native design and one of God's greatest gifts to the Northwest First Nations People, the Western Red Cedar Tree. Technically, Bentwood Boxes were remarkable achievement by the coastal First Nations. The sides and ends of this box are formed from one piece of straight grained Red Cedar. The insides of the corners are grooved prior to steaming and bending. Like Richard's Bentwood Box, traditional boxes of various sizes and shapes served as storage receptacles for food, clothing, ceremonial regalia, tools and valuables. The material is sterling silver. The measurements for the pendant are 1.3/4" in height by .3/4" in width. The measurements for the Bentwood Box are 3.3/4" in width by 3.3/4" in length by 2" in height. ID#2005		$65.00
Richard Krentz - Eagle Earrings Comes with Cedar Bentwood Box click to see more	Coast Salish artist Richard Krentz has combined the rich heritage of the Bentwood Box with his hand crafted jewelry. The early Natives, seeing no real worth in European currency, pounded their coins into precious works of art to be given as gifts of love. This Bentwood Box is made from salvaged wood. The bentwood box and jewlry is hand crafted in Richard's studio in British Columbia. The Bentwood Box - This box is a celebration of talents, uniting Native design and one of God's greatest gifts to the Northwest First Nations People, the Western Red Cedar Tree. Technically, Bentwood Boxes were remarkable achievement by the coastal First Nations. The sides and ends of this box are formed from one piece of straight grained Red Cedar. The insides of the corners are grooved prior to steaming and bending. Like Richard's Bentwood Box, traditional boxes of various sizes and shapes served as storage receptacles for food, clothing, ceremonial regalia, tools and valuables. The material is sterling silver. The measurements for the earrings are 1" in height by .1/2" in width. The measurements for the Bentwood Box are 3.3/4" in width by 3.3/4" in length by 2" in height. ID#841		$65.00
Richard Krentz - Eagle Pendant Comes with Cedar Bentwood Box click to see more	Coast Salish artist Richard Krentz has combined the rich heritage of the Bentwood Box with his hand crafted jewelry. The early Natives, seeing no real worth in European currency, pounded their coins into precious works of art to be given as gifts of love. This Bentwood Box is made from salvaged wood. The bentwood box and jewlry is hand crafted in Richard's studio in British Columbia. The Bentwood Box - This box is a celebration of talents, uniting Native design and one of God's greatest gifts to the Northwest First Nations People, the Western Red Cedar Tree. Technically, Bentwood Boxes were remarkable achievement by the coastal First Nations. The sides and ends of this box are formed from one piece of straight grained Red Cedar. The insides of the corners are grooved prior to steaming and bending. Like Richard's Bentwood Box, traditional boxes of various sizes and shapes served as storage receptacles for food, clothing, ceremonial regalia, tools and valuables. The material is sterling silver. The measurements for the pendant are 1.3/4" in height by .3/4" in width. The measurements for the Bentwood Box are 3.3/4" in width by 3.3/4" in length by 2" in height. ID#2531		$65.00
Richard Krentz - Eagle Pendant Comes with Cedar Bentwood Box click to see more	Coast Salish artist Richard Krentz has combined the rich heritage of the Bentwood Box with his hand crafted jewelry. The early Natives, seeing no real worth in European currency, pounded their coins into precious works of art to be given as gifts of love. This Bentwood Box is made from salvaged wood. The bentwood box and jewlry is hand crafted in Richard's studio in British Columbia. The Bentwood Box - This box is a celebration of talents, uniting Native design and one of God's greatest gifts to the Northwest First Nations People, the Western Red Cedar Tree. Technically, Bentwood Boxes were remarkable achievement by the coastal First Nations. The sides and ends of this box are formed from one piece of straight grained Red Cedar. The insides of the corners are grooved prior to steaming and bending. Like Richard's Bentwood Box, traditional boxes of various sizes and shapes served as storage receptacles for food, clothing, ceremonial regalia, tools and valuables. The material is sterling silver. The measurements for the pendant are 1.3/4" in height by .3/4" in width. The measurements for the Bentwood Box are 3.3/4" in width by 3.3/4" in length by 2" in height. ID#2546		$65.00

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