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| Extremely popular today, bolo ties originated with South American cowboys, or gauchos. The ties were made popular in the 1950s throughout the Southwest and today are enjoying a comeback in men's fashion.
Zuni bolo ties feature fine inlay work in multiple colors, while Navajo styles tend to be larger, with silver and uncut stones. Frequently, silver beads cover the ends of the leather straps. |
