Erik Fender Tufa Cast Wide Cuff Bracelet

In recent years, world renowned San Ildefonso potter Erik Fender has expanded his talents to jewelry. He is showcases his skill for precision and attention to detail to his tufa cast jewelry pieces. The Tufa casting method is a labor-intensive method, where each piece is created by carving and etching rough blocks of volcanic ash (called tuff or tufa) to create a mold. Only one object is extracted from each mold, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind.

This statement bracelet showcases a detailed Avanyu design, which is a water serpent that the Pueblo people consider to be the guardian of water. Depicted as a horned serpent with lightning emerging from its mouth, the creature’s body typically looks like a rippling stream, and the lightning coming from its mouth signifies thunderstorms that bring rain. With textured exterior and a smooth interior, the heirloom quality piece offers simple elegance in a bold width. A sophisticated and modern look that complements both formal and casual attire.

Bracelet measures 7-1/2" around with 1-1/2" width. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Bracelet Dimensions
Inner circumference: 6"
Bracelet Width: 1-1/2"
Opening: 1-3/8"