Buddy Lee

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  Details

  The Bolo Mount in sterling silver.  There are two woods in the piece.  The face and the arm.  One may be walnut and the other cherry?  The shield is petrified Mastodon.  The stones are turquoise.  The tips are sterling.
  
  

• Biography

  Buddy Lee

  Santa Fe Artist
  Buddy Lee is a self taught artist who has
  been honing his craft for 21 years. A career that started on a whim.
  One day he decided he would make jewelry. Living in Missouri there were
  few places to get supplies, but he found one, bought a torch and a
  hundred dollars worth of silver. Pretty much burnt that up and the rest
  is history. He finished a large bolo went to the local outdoor market
  and sold it right away. The gentleman that purchased it told him he
  needed to be in Santa Fe, NM, so next vacation off he went. He only had
  a small case of pieces, sold several pieces fell I love with Santa Fe.
  He permanently moved to Santa Fe. People seemed to love his work it
  was different and big. He started to gain followers and collectors that
  he still has to this day, and sold pieces to people from all over the
  world, and several celebrities. He loves what he does, always
  challenges himself to com up with new and exciting pieces. His
  customers agree they cannot wait to see what he comes up with next.
  Buddy Lee is a self taught artist who has been honing his craft for 21
  years. A career that started on a whim. One day he decided he would make
  jewelry. Livinig in Missouri there were few places to get supplies,
  but he found one, bought a torch and a hundred dollars worth of silver.
  Pretty much burnt that up and the rest is history. He finished a large
  bolo went to the local outdoor market and sold it right away. The
  gentleman that purchased it told him he needed to be in Santa Fe, NM, so
  next vacation off he went. He only had a small case of pieces, sold
  several pieces fell I love with Santa Fe. He permanently moved to Santa
  Fe. People seemed to love his work it was different and big. He started
  to gain followers and collectors that he still has to this day, and
  sold pieces to people from all over the world, and several celebrities.
  He loves what he does, always challenges himself to com up with new
  and exciting pieces. His customers agree they cannot wait to see what
  he comes up with next.