Vintage Hopi Overlay Katsina Keychain by Mark Tawahongva

When you're a renowned Native American art dealer, collector and scholar, like the late Martha Hopkins Struever, you're known for your chic outfits paired with the finest Native jewelry. What do you do for jewelry-adjacent pieces like keychains?

Well, this is one of Marti Struever's own personal keychains, and you can see how it would go with her overall aesthetic. 

Marti had a deep love for all things Hopi, and this vintage silver keychain was made by Hopi jeweler Mark Tawahongva who was born in 1948, the year before the famous Hopi Silvercraft Guild was formed. Mark Tawahongva's silver overlay keychain depicts a katsina in a wonderful, bold design.

It's signed on the reverse and is in wonderful condition - it just needs to be polished up just a bit. 

Purchase this one-of-a-kind treasure and every time you reach for your keys you'll feel kinda like you were styled by Marti Struever, one of the best in the business, certainly the most elegant.