Sequoyah Legacy CuffConnect to culture with the Sequoyah Legacy Cuff in Copper. The syllabary was created as a writing system (alphabet) for the Cherokee language by Sequoyah. Prior to Sequoyah's creation Cherokee had no written language only an oral tradition. Award Winning Design 2022 Cherokee Holiday Art Show This copper cuff is covered with the Sequoyah Syllabary. Each piece is made by hand by award winning Cherokee Coppersmith Greg Stice. Cuff is 5 8" and fits a 7"

Amanda Rutland (Muscogee & Seminole)

which share a commitment to preserving Native American art and artifacts

earthy tones bring this serene and timeless setting to life

and other times they offer protection

Hand signed and titled in pencil

Inclusion in printed materials

and a preface by Randall Suffolk

and cultural heritage

The composition depicts a classic cowboy hat resting atop a beautifully crafted black pottery vessel

Her works have been displayed at institutions like the Philbrook Art Center and are included in the Bureau of Indian Affairs' collection in Anadarko

The result is original both in concept and technique

a decoration of sacred objects and a healing tool