Fox Mine Turquoise Cuff

David Taliman

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About The Artwork

There is a quality about this bracelet that one might describe as sublime. It is perfection in design, balance and execution. The techniques used are beautifully combined, like the many instruments in an orchestra work together to produce a symphony! Everything is made by hand--cut, carved, forged and fabricated. Even the decorative stamp designs were created by this amazing Cochiti artist--who carved the steel to make these unique impressions! The single Fox mine natural turquoise cabochon is a fitting focal point for this fine silver setting. Together they are mesmerizing!  This wonderful cuff by David Taliman will issue life-long pleasure to some very fortunate person!

About The Artist

(20th century) Silversmith/jeweler from Cochiti pueblo who was known to have made jewelry for the tourist trade. His work along with that made by Mark Chee is currently on display at the Wheelwright Museum's exhibit titled From the Railroad to Route 66: The Native American Curio Trade in New Mexico.

Other Works By Artist:

Cultures

American Indian

Medium

Jewelry

Subject

Keywords

David Taliman, Taliman bracelet