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Angie Reano Owen Few artists working have received more awards for their work. Angie is widely credited with single-handedly reviving the ancient Anasazi inlay jewelry tradition in the 1970's. She has been active since the mid-1960's.
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Angie Reano Owen (1946-) was born and raised at Santo Domingo Pueblo. She learned the art of making jewelry from both her parents. Angie is known for her role in reviving the tradition of mosaic jewelry in the Santo Domingo Pueblo.
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Angie Reano Owen is a contemporary jeweler from Santo Domingo Pueblo. Angie’s work is sought after because of her innovative style that uses the traditional style incorporated into the contemporary market. In 1995 Angie was selected by the School for Advanced Research for a two month residence.
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Angie Reano Owen Angie Reano Owen is a contemporary jeweler from the Santo Domingo Pueblo. Angie works primarily with shell inlay technique, which dates back to ancient Native American cultures. She uses turquoise, coral and jet inlaid in a shell to create a mosaic.
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Angie Reano Owen, Kewa / Santo Domingo Santo Domingo Pueblo, Native American Jewelry Angie is widely credited with reviving the ancient Anasazi jewelry tradition.She has been active since the mid-1960's.... View full product details →
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