Collection: Kyle Lee Anderson

Born in 1993, a skilled silversmith who represents the next generation of the Navajo. Honing his skills from childhood under his father, the Navajo master Allison Lee (d. 2022), he inherited traditional techniques and is an artist to watch.

Though young, he is highly regarded locally, winning awards at major competitions including the Heard Museum in Arizona. He excels at finely crafted Navajo pearls (silver beads) and beautiful fluted (grooved) work, as well as meticulous hand stampwork and sculptural, substantial forms.

His work, which fuses an overwhelming command of the fundamentals inherited from his father with a modern sensibility, has a simple yet dignified presence. Combining tradition and innovation, his jewelry is a fine piece you can wear for a lifetime.