NWOT Navajo Sterling Silver Storyteller Cuff Bracelet by Richard Singer This striking and wide Navajo storyteller cuff bracelet is handcrafted from solid sterling silver (.925) and signed by artisan Richard Singer, a renowned Navajo silversmith known for his intricate and symbolic designs. Design Details: • Motif: The bracelet features a dynamic storyteller scene, intricately etched and oxidized in black for contrast. The centerpiece showcases galloping horses beneath a radiant sunburst, representing freedom, movement, and the power of nature. • Surrounding the central image are traditional Navajo geometric patterns, symbolic of mountains and spiritual pathways, along with small celestial symbols like stars and rays to evoke a connection to the natural and spiritual worlds. • The borders are delicately stamped with a patterned edge, adding both texture and visual definition to the piece. Material & Markings: • Stamped “925” indicating sterling silver purity. • Artist hallmark “R. Singer” with a feather stamp, authenticating this as a piece by Richard Singer, whose work is highly collectible and respected within Native American jewelry circles. Measurements (approximate): • Width: ~1.25 inches at the widest point • Inner Circumference: Varies Adjustable (typically 6–6.5” with an opening gap of about 1”)