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or simply a fantastical object that came from the imagination of its creator
After moving to Mexico in 1937 Margot married Antonio Castillo and became the principal designer for “Los Castillo”
Bernard Dawahoya (1935-2010) was an award-winning Hopi artist whose work was exhibited at the Santa Fe Indian Market for decades and in shows at the Heard Museum in Phoenix
The silver chain is not original to the pendant
His work is in the collection of the Peabody Museum at Harvard University and in many private collections
Margot de Taxco Silver Swirls Clamper Bracelet #5339 Etruscan revival or simply a fantastical objectKnown the the "Silver Swirls" clamper, this marvelous bracelet by Margot de Taxco is shown on page 81 of Margot Van Voorhies, The Art of Mexican Enamelwork by Penny Morrill. Its design is elegant and beautifully made; compared to the typical Mexican clamper cuff, this one is of much heavier gauge silver and much finer detailing. Margot van Voorhies Carr (? 1985), known as Margot de Taxco, was a pioneering woman jewelry designer who introduced the use
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