Jewelry That Tells a Story

Jewelry That Tells a Story celebrates two remarkable Native artists whose work bridges
tradition, craftsmanship, and personal expression.

Don Supplee (Hopi) presents a new collection of handcrafted jewelry that seamlessly blends
traditional Hopi design with his distinctive contemporary aesthetic. Drawing inspiration from
generations of Hopi artistry while embracing a modern sense of style, Supplee creates bold,
elegant works featuring exceptional natural stones and meticulous craftsmanship. Each piece
honors cultural heritage while offering a fresh perspective for today’s collector.

Joining him is Tsali Hall (Diné/Tsalagi), debuting his newest bolo tie collection—a tribute to the
nostalgia of America’s classic past. Inspired by vintage automobiles, iconic toys, and the
memories that connect generations, Hall transforms familiar symbols into finely crafted wearable
art. These one-of-a-kind bolos celebrate a simpler era, where craftsmanship, adventure, and
timeless design reflected a different pace of life. Rooted in Native silversmithing traditions while
embracing unexpected subjects, the collection reimagines the classic Western bolo tie through
a lens of nostalgia, storytelling, and enduring Americana.