RAYMOND SEQUAPTEWA
SILVER & 14 Kt GOLD  RING

COOCHWYTEA HOPI RING

Coochwytea, a distinguished Hopi artist born in 1922, immersed himself in the study of art and metal crafts at Fort Wingate post-World War II. His artistic achievements, marked by multiple awards and the prestigious title of Arizona Indian Living Treasure, have left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape. The presence of his work in esteemed museums across the United States and England attests to his enduring legacy and artistic brilliance.

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This exquisite ring attributed to Coochwytea, sized at a petite size 4, is in impeccable, like-new condition, leading to the belief that it has never been worn. The craftsmanship and attention to detail evident in the ring reflect the artist's dedication to his craft and his commitment to excellence. Each element of the design speaks to Coochwytea's artistic vision and cultural heritage, encapsulating the essence of Hopi artistry and craftsmanship.

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The significance of owning a piece by Coochwytea lies not only in its artistic value but also in its representation of a rich cultural heritage. As a wearable work of art, this ring serves as a tangible connection to the artist's legacy, inviting admiration and appreciation for the skill and creativity imbued in every aspect of its design. A true testament to Coochwytea's talent and artistry, this ring is a prized addition to any collection of Native American jewelry.

 

Details: Size 4, Weight 3.8 grams, mark as pictured cloud with 5 rain lines 14 kt 925.

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$400