Description: Navajo artist. This is a work by Stanley Parker. Stanley Parker is an artist who continues to pursue "Navajo Classic" by adhering to the traditional jewelry making techniques of the Navajo people. Born in 1952 in Shiprock, New Mexico, on the Navajo reservation, he graduated from a local high school and worked in an electronics factory making circuit boards, where he acquired specialized soldering skills. He later switched to silversmithing, where he remains today. This piece we are introducing is a joint project with Longbranch and Mr. Stanley Parker. It features rugged and powerful chisel work (a technique using a chisel). Despite the 5mm width, please take a look at its thickness and the stamp work on the sides. Although not overly prominent, its presence is undeniable. You can feel the authority of a top artist, can't you? This double-name piece is engraved with proof of the joint project with LONGBRANCH. Size and Material Size: Bangle width: approx. 5mm Bangle height: approx. 5mm Bangle inner circumference: approx. 139mm Bangle opening: approx. 33mm Wrist circumference: approx. 172mm *Please understand that there may be slight errors due to amateur measurements. Material: Sterling Navajo Condition: It has some signs of use, but there are no major scratches or stains. I think it would be considered a beautiful item for those who understand Indian jewelry. *Please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand used items or if you are looking for perfection. Thank you.