6.5" Philander Begay-Navajo Yeibichai Tufa cast cuff bracelet nice turquoise, solid sterling silver, weight and measurements in pics, appears unworn with no issues.

Deeply carved into a thick tufa stone, a dark mysterious Navajo deity emerges from the underworld in this heavy bracelet. Philander perfectly captures the essence of the Yeibichai in this incredible piece. Made from multiple layers of sterling silver, the bracelet is as heavy as the subject it portrays. High grade natural American spiderweb turquoise.

Philander Begay-Navajo
Philander Begay grew up in Tuba City, Arizona near the Hopi village of Hotevilla in a family of jewelers noted for their fine one of a kind castings. Carving intricate scenes of Navajo and Pueblo life combined with fine natural turquoise, the family has created some of the most collected pieces of contemporary Native American jewelry. Philander is the brother of noted jeweler Darryl Dean, who was his mentor and teacher. Bobby and Tim Begay were early influences in his unique style, as was Kenneth Begay.