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Madeline Beyuka

Zuni
 
Description

Madeline Beyuka (1935- )

Zuni

Madeline Beyuka made jewelry from 1954 until the late 1980’s.  She learned the craft from her brother-in-law, and worked with her husband Edward Beyuka for a number of years.  She and her husband Eddie were famous for their dancers & kachinas. Madeline did the inlay and Eddie did the silverwork on their collaborative pieces. After their divorce, she continued to work the same designs, but she began doing all of the stonework and silverwork herself. The Eagle Dancer, which she and Eddie were known for, has sterling silver highlights representing strands of bells to gain the God’s Attention.

Madeline was one of Zuni’s premier silversmiths in the 1960’s. She is known for her old style Zuni channel inlay work.

Madeline has nine children, some of whom are silversmiths.

 

Her jewelry is stamped “MB”.

About Bischoff's

Bischoff's Gallery opened in 1999. The gallery, located in historic Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona carries work by Native American, western, and southwestern artists. Known for its collection of Native American Jewelry, Bischoff's also offers a selection of Navajo rugs, kachinas, pottery, baskets, and fine art from artisans of many tribes...

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By appointment - Call 480-945-3289

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Bischoff's Gallery

3925 N Brown Ave • Scottsdale, AZ • 85251

Phone: 480-946-6155

Email: sales@bischoffsgallery.com