SILVER MULTI-STONE BRACELET BY EDISON CUMMINGS (NAVAJO)
$4,200.00
SKU
221210437
STERLING SILVER, 14 KARAT YELLOW GOLD ACCENT CUFF BRACELET WITH FOSSILIZED IVORY, IRONWOOD, LONE MOUNTAIN TURQUOISE, MORENCI TURQUOISE & CORAL BY EDISON CUMMINGS (NAVAJO)
Edison Cummings was born in 1962 in White Cone, Arizona on the Navajo Reservation. His formal education and training was developed at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, where he graduated with an Associates degree in 3-dimensional design. He originally worked as a sculptor, but also produced paintings in acrylic throughout his career. He later mastered the art of silversmithing by producing and specializing in flatware. Although he is well known for his jewelry, he prefers the pounding and stretching techniques utilized in flatware design. His work has appeared in exhibitions from the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, Santa Fe and the American Craft Museum, New York as well as being highly sought-after by private collectors.
He is well known from his unique inlay style, utilizing various precious gemstones and textured silver to create painterly designs.
Measurements: 1 3/16" wide at top tapering to 5/8" wide at back, inside circumference 6 1/2", 1 1/4" wide opening at back of cuff
For approximately 6 1/4" wrist
We recognize that cuff fitting can be hard to gauge online, please Contact Us or call 602-346-8190 with any questions and we will be happy to help you.
Edison Cummings was born in 1962 in White Cone, Arizona on the Navajo Reservation. His formal education and training was developed at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, where he graduated with an Associates degree in 3-dimensional design. He originally worked as a sculptor, but also produced paintings in acrylic throughout his career. He later mastered the art of silversmithing by producing and specializing in flatware. Although he is well known for his jewelry, he prefers the pounding and stretching techniques utilized in flatware design. His work has appeared in exhibitions from the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, Santa Fe and the American Craft Museum, New York as well as being highly sought-after by private collectors.
He is well known from his unique inlay style, utilizing various precious gemstones and textured silver to create painterly designs.
Measurements: 1 3/16" wide at top tapering to 5/8" wide at back, inside circumference 6 1/2", 1 1/4" wide opening at back of cuff
For approximately 6 1/4" wrist
We recognize that cuff fitting can be hard to gauge online, please Contact Us or call 602-346-8190 with any questions and we will be happy to help you.