Navajo artist, Lee Yazzie, is one of the leading Native American designers and craftsmen in the field today. Both of Lee’s parents were traditional Navajo silversmiths and he grew up observing their style and designs. Lee Yazzie pursues
quality over quality and therefore produces less than 10 individual pieces each year. His work is collected and displayed worldwide.

This lovely buckle shows his dedication to detail, with the addition of a beautiful webbed Lone Mountain turquoise cabochon. A beautiful example of Lee's timely work from the early 1970's. A soft patina graces the entire piece, with some light wear.

It measures 2 3/4" long by 2 1/4" wide and will accommodate a 1 5/8" belt and smaller. The buckle is hallmarked.