Edison learned the basics of Navajo jewelry at the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and began silverwork in 1977. He remains devoted to the classic old-style jewelry he saw in his youth, using traditional Navajo techniques such as stampwork, repoussé work and embossing. This band ring is notable for its bold repoussé work. Material: Sterling silver Dimensions: Japanese ring size 30; width 2.3 cm (height); thickness 0.2 cm Artist: Edison Sandy Smith (Navajo)
