Tribute to Frida Kahlo "She Wore Red Flowers" Brass & Glass Cuff with Clasp

Layers of hand-pierced brass, red aluminum, and oxidized aluminum, red transparent glass swirl medallion, transparent red glass bead, hand-pierced brass clasp. Heavy, bold, and wide, the cuff's main feature (glass medallion) is riveted through the cuff to spin on it's base, allowing for slight movement during wear to absorb minor impact. The flower-shaped clasp secures the loose-fitting cuff when worn.

• Cuff inside diameter 2.5 in
• Cuff opening 1.75 in (closes fully with clasp, loose fit)
• Cuff 2 in (W)
• Weight 3.97 oz

Frida Kahlo was often photographed wearing large and colorful jewelry and bright colored clothing-both in life and art. The flowers worn in her hair were celebratory of her Mexican heritage and symbolic of fertility. The hand-pierced brass cuff reveals red flowers, resembling the bougainvillea blossoms in her garden at La Casa Azul.