Navajo Sterling Silver Lapis Lazuli Bracelet

Peterson Johnson - Navajo Sterling Silver Lapis Lazuli Bracelet (ONLY ONE AVAILABLE)
NBT456 $510 plus s/h

Paula says -

"Peterson Johnson's work is exceptional. His use of handmade flowers, leaves and vines is distinctive and elegant.

"Handmade sterling silver leaves float between the lapis cabochons. The open design lets air flow freely making this a very cool and comfortable bracelet to wear."

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Peterson Johnson is a self-taught artist who has won numerous awards throughout the Southwest and whose work is sought by collectors around the world. He was born in 1956 and began creating silverwork in 1976. He is very well known for his traditional Navajo jewelry, which shows meticulous workmanship and has a distinctive Peterson flair.

Peterson is known among fellow artists as "the machine" because he is SO meticulous in every detail of his work. The box clasps on his bracelet watches, for example, are finely tuned works of art. All of his jewelry is crafted with skill and precision to last a lifetime and be passed along to many generations.

Peterson and his wife Alyce live in Gallup, New Mexico and travel to art fairs and pow wows year round throughout the USA displaying Peterson's silver work and Alyce's beadwork.