1970'S CONCHO BELT NAVAJO HAND SANDCAST STERLING SILVER LINK STYLE SIGNED IRA T CUSTER

Acquired from a private collection this 

unique 1970's sandcast sterling silver Navajo made 

link style concho belt, signed, ITC and Sterling artist Ira T Custer.

Concho belt is sandcast that is the design is created

by pouring liquid silver into a preformed design

in sand.

The concho belt style is considered link

where the two different patterns of design

first the main buckle a hand with a swirl

and then just a swirl connecting each

with a sterling silver link.

Additional links can always be added when and if need be.

Any reputable jeweler can make them for you.

This concho belt could also be worn as a necklace,

doubling your wearability as a piece of jewelry.

You can't do that with all concho belts

however with this one concho belt you are able to do this.

A great design and just one more item that we offer as one of a kind.

I like the fact that the flair of the pattern itself allows for

whatever wonderful fabric you are wearing to show through.

This total length measures 32". Each hand measures

1 1/2"W x 2 1/8"H.  Each swirl measures 1 1/8"W x 1 1/4".

This symbol could be fire and water.

This symbol also could be the hand of man with water.

This concho belt is heavy weighing 324.10grams. 

Thanks for looking!