Michael Perry Bolo Tie

Handcrafted bolo tie by Navajo artist Michael Perry ( stamped MP ).The unique style of the bolo tie is a hallmark of the artist. His use of detailed carving, stone inlay and bezel work are outstanding. The patterns in the bolo tie have elements of whirl winds, rain storms and an arrow head.High grade Kingman "water web" turquoise is mounted high in the setting making it the center piece of the bolo tie. Notice the inlayed red coral edges of the bolo tie.The leather cord is a thick 10-ply with a smooth back strap.Unique red coral inlayed barrels along with long tapered tips finish off this masterpiece. 

Materials: Kingman turquoise, sterling silver and red coral

Measurements: cord and tips total length-44" /  Bolo Tie: 3" in length with a taper of 2" to 3/4"

(all measurements are approximate)

Artist: Navajo artist Michael Perry (born 1972) is renowned for his award-winning contemporary jewelry. He expertly blends overlay, inlay, and tufa cast techniques, using premium turquoise and coral in his bracelets, bolos, buckles, and concho belts. Raised around Native American artists (his parents were silversmiths), Perry developed his distinct style and now his work is showcased in top galleries globally.