Rolanda Haloo (1958- ) Rolanda Haloo (Coonsis) is the daughter of Jacob Haloo. She makes inlay jewelry featuring highly detailed representations of birds. She also does Knife Wings and Rainbowmen in her father's style. Rolanda does her own casting of rings and backings, and prefers semi-precious stones over shell for inlay. During her first marriage, Rolanda worked with husband Harlan Coonsis under the name of Rolanda Coonsis. They signed their collaborative work with H. R. COONSIS ZUNI. After their divorce, Rolanda returned to her maiden name. Roland's sisters Dolly Banteah, Lolita Natachu, and Nancy Laconsello are also jewelers. Her son Colin started making jewelry at the age of 14 and has become recognized as an important younger Zuni artist. Harlan and Rolanda Coonsis (Zuni) Belt Silver, coral, turquoise, mother-of-pearl and/or concha, shell, jet malachite, tiger eye, lapis lazuli, other 20th century 1.5 in. x 1 in.; 35 in. long KMA 89.016.53   Links: http://colincoonsis87.tripod.com/id5.html www.heard.org/2006Artists.pdf http://www.americanmastersofstone.com/Artists/Coonsis,%20Rolanda.htm http://www.americanmastersofstone.com/Artists/Coonsis,%20Rolanda/Portrait.jpg http://www.native-jewelrylink.com/Native_American_jewelry_case_11.htm Colin Coonsis’ webpage concerning his family and art: http://colincoonsis87.tripod.com/id1.html http://colincoonsis87.tripod.com/id5.htm  Sources: Ostler, James, Marian Rodee, and Milford Najohai. Zuni: A Village of Silversmiths. Zuni, N.Mex.:Zuni A:Shiwi Publishing, 1996, p. 70, 102-103.