1" Silver Weave cuff bracelet "Sunset on the isle", Jody Sparrow

• Nation: Coast Salish Art, Squamish, Interior Salish, Native North American Art
• Artist: Sparrow, Jody
• Type: Jewelry

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Stunningly beautiful Salish Weave style jewelry, reminiscent of traditional Salish cedar bark weavings

1" Sterling Silver Cuff bracelet

Title: Sunset on the Isle, by Indigenous artist Jody Sparrow, a member of the Coast Salish (Musqueam/Squamish) Nation. 

Jody is a highly talented and renowned jewelry and wood artist who developed his very own style, unique, contemporary, abstract, yet always keeping tradition and history in mind - and for certain, very elegant. Superb craftsmanship!!

"Weaving us together is an expression, that tells the story of people feeling connected to the land, the community and each other, yet allowes them to be unique as in no pieces of jewelry are the same" - Jody Sparrow, 2023

Each of his designs have a special meaning and title and Jody clearly spends a lot of hours on design and he pays so much attention to details. Already his jewelry is easy recognizable as his own and we are honored and excited to present him in our Gallery. Jody is passionate about this art and to pass on his knowledge is very important to him, so he is currently teaching 3 apprentices as well as his daughters and granddaughter. 

Measurements: 6" circumference, approx. 1" gap, Weight: 38 gr

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About This Artist

Jody Sparrow, born 1970 in North Vancouver, BC, Musqueam/Squamish, is a trained carpenter, receiving his Red Seal in 2005 from the International Trades Association. In 2010, he began carving wood, and is self-taught. Jody studied at the Native...Artist bio and other available works »