Description
This early 20th-century Navajo bangle, fashioned from hand-hammered ingot silver, features a slim open-cuff profile decorated with crisp arrow and snake stamps on a well-worn piece. The restrained stamping and warm patina reflect the transitional period of Navajo silversmithing around 1920, when bold symbolism was distilled into clean, wearable forms.
This bracelet measures 5” with a gap 1 ¼” gap, fitting a 6 ¼” wrist well.
