Presenting an iconic vintage 1980’s men’s Turquoise and Coral chip inlay Sterling Silver belt buckle from the legendary Navajo silversmith, William Singer. The large oval belt buckle features a stylized peyote bird highlighted by the inlay work that he and his brother Tommy Singer (1940 – May 31, 2014) created and established as a quintessential design element in Navajo jewelry. Subtle stampwork gives distinctive details to the buckle and it has a bold twisted wire border along the edge. Suitable for belts up to 2 inches wide.

The “peyote bird” (also known as the water bird) is a sacred symbol for the Navajo (Diné) people is associated with rain, thunder, and water and represents the renewal of life, distant visions, and spiritual wisdom.

SIGNED =    SD

ARTISAN = William Singer

HEIGHT = 2.91 inches (74.0mm)

WIDTH =   4.05 inches (103.0mm)

KEEPER WIDTH – 2.04 inches (51.8mm)

TOTAL WEIGHT =    80.5 grams