Shoshana’s Bracelet St I

Shoshana’s Bracelet, State I (2000), by R.C. Gorman, presents two Navajo women seated back-to-back on a white textile, their long dark hair streaming down their backs. One wears a vibrant coral-orange top while the other is dressed in hot pink, their bare backs exposed in an intimate, vulnerable composition. Their wrists are adorned with delicate turquoise and silver jewelry, with an exquisitely rendered silver bracelet featured prominently in the lower composition. The peachy-cream background and purple contour lines create a gentle, dreamlike atmosphere that emphasizes the tender connection between the figures. Essential for collectors of Gorman lithographs and works celebrating Native American women and artisanal jewelry.