MIS40 Harpo bracelet micro-inlay and silver

One of a Kind piece - Navajo handcraft

Artist : Matthew Jack

This stunning Navajo bracelet is representative of the "micro-inlay" technique, of which the artist is a real expert: On a superb black-jet background, he has created a mythological figure and various astral symbols in different semi-precious stones such as Kingman and King Manassa turquoises (respectively from Arizona and Colorado), coral and opal, as well as a multitude of small silver dots.
 

Each element is meticulously hand-carved and then assembled to create the overall design desired by the artist. The whole is polished, for a smooth and elegant look, and in this case, with unparalleled details.
 

The scene represented here is inspired by the theme of the "Night Chants", which are performed during nine nights in winter. These ceremonies are led by dancers with squared faces and high headdresses, who personnifies the Yei'bi'chei (Navajo holy people).
 

Wrist size (in inches) : 7"

Width (in mm) : 2,4cm (1 inches)

This bracelet is in sterling silver.

Proudly handmade in the USA.