Travis Teller chain bolo tie- Kingman turquoise

One of kind bolo tie! The aritst only creates 2-3 a year and this is his last one of 2024. He has used his unique hand made wire woven chain as the main focal point of this piece. The thick chain has 8 pieces of silver wire woven together.All the ends are capped off with silver tubing with the dangle tips showing hand stamped chisel marks. The bolo tie also offer a unique design element at the top. The use of chain allows the lenght to be adjusted as wells to be unhooked, making the taking off process much easier. The heavy weight of the bolo tie is so well balanced it is barley felt when worn. A true master piece of Navajo craftsmanship. 

Material: Sterling silver & Non stabilized Kingman turquoise

Measurements: Chain- 35" ( includes tips at both ends) plus a open chain at the ends of 7". The oval tips are 1-1/4" x 1". The main bolo mounting is 2-3/4" x 1-1/2"

• All measurements are approximate
• Artist:

  Travis Teller: He is from Lukachuhai Arizona, which is a small town located in the middle of the Navajo reservation, near the four corners area. He has been making jewelry since 2103. He has had many mentors in his life but has developed his own style and technique that resembles the original pieces made by the first Navajo silversmiths. Travis has had his work museums throughout the country and is well known in the southwest for his amazing attention to detail and craftsmanship. “Making jewelry is very much like life, there will be mistakes and tough times, but in the end of it all you have something beautiful and rewarding”