NATIVE AMERICAN JEWELRY ''CIPPY CRAZY HORSE TURQUOISE SPLIT BANGLE'' (SILVER)

DESCRIPTION

[Item details]
A one-of-a-kind silver bangle by Chippy Crazy Horse, a master craftsman from the San Felipe tribe.
This iconic piece features a striking turquoise set in the center and a bold split design on both sides.
The contrast between the mysterious glow of natural stones and the heavy silver adds depth to your hand.

[CIPPY CRAZY HORSE]
Born Cipriano Quintana to jewelers Terecita and Joe H. Quintana, he continues the classic, traditional Pueblo designs started by his parents.
Bold, deep stamp and chisel designs in gauge silver are his trademark.
For his works, he uses "forged silver," which is made by repeatedly heating and hammering the silver to increase its density.

[COCHITI PUEBLO]
The Cochiti Pueblo is an indigenous community that still remains in New Mexico, USA. "Pueblo" means "people" in Latin, and the name comes from the fact that the community is characterized by its collective housing built with adobe (bricks made by mixing earth and straw and drying them in the sun).
This region is also highly regarded for its traditional Indian jewelry and handicrafts such as cylindrical drums, attracting attention from folk art enthusiasts from all over the world.

[Size (cm) / SIZE GUIDE ]
OS Body inner circumference 15.4/opening 2.7

【material】
STERLING SILVER
LONE MTN 5.8CT

[Our product number]
m3xx722771908

【country of origin】
Made in the USA

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