John Begay was the business partner and close friend of James Hendricks I, as well as a member of the Meseta Tribe and the ancestor of the Begay family.

John Begay Jr. has been a major player in the contemporary jewelry world for several decades and has won top prizes in every important Native American show and exhibition. While he works, John recites Navajo prayers.

Self taught Navajo silversmith John Begay, has been perfecting his craft for over 30 years. His beautiful handmade sterling silver & turquoise jewelry is well known for the intricate detailed silver designs.

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John Begay is the master of twisting small gauge square silver wire into cords to form his signature jewelry. Inspired by Moorish or Rococo design, the bracelet is heavily influenced by the silver decorations of early Spanish explorers to the Southwest.

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John Begay's ghost is shown to haunt the Hendricks mansion alongside that of his former lover, James Hendricks I. During Carl's route, he possesses Jenna as part of a "game" regarding his shared past with James, which the two spirits are forced to play by an unknown entity.