A concho belt is among the most iconic symbols of the Southern Plains Indians. They were originally made from fabric, leather and even horse hair and were worn on the head. What makes a belt a ...

Enter the concho belt. Often incorrectly labeled by fashion entities as a “boho belt”, the true history of one of the most iconic pieces of Native American jewelry, is as rich as the history ...

Catalog Number 24/3420 Barcode 243420.000 Object Type Clothing/Garments: Accessories Object Name Concho belt Media/Materials Hide, silver Techniques Perforated, stamped Place Arizona; USA See related ...

View A Navajo Benjamin Becenti concho belt By Benjamin Becenti; Sterling; 46.25 L x 2.25 H; Buckle: 2.25 H x 3 W; Leather length: 43 L; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction ...

View 1940s Era Sterling Silver Concho Belt (1940s) By Sterling; sterling silver; 1 1 /4 inches wide x 1 5/8 inches long 2 inches wide 31 inches long 1 5/8 inches; . Access more artwork lots and ...

Concho belt Media/Materials German silver ("nickel silver"/copper-nickel alloy), commercially tanned leather, metal buckle, hide thong/babiche Techniques Stamped, stitched Dimensions 38 x 0.5 x 6.9 cm ...