Ysidro Ring
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- sterling silver wire
- designed by Maida Branch & Ysidro Barela
- handmade by Gino Antonio in Navajo Nation
- due to the nature of handmade pieces each piece differs somewhat from what is pictured.
- please allow up to 2-3 weeks for item to made and shipped
This 2022 design completes the ‘Don’t Fence Me In’ collection which first came out in 2020.
Inspired by LAS GORRAS BLANCAS a political protest movement of the 1880’s - led by brothers in New Mexico in reaction to property being stolen by western squatters as New Mexico became a state.
I’ve always found barbed wire to be beautiful, especially older variants found on fences across New Mexico. I felt it represented my own effort for autonomy and independence as a Indigenous woman and also wanted to honor this land back movement of the 1800’s.
*if ordering ‘other size’ please make note in the notes upon checkout*
THIS ITEM IS FINAL SALE. NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES.