SLINGSHOT SWASTIKA WALLET CHAIN ​​by LARRY SMITH

After more than three years of conception, West Ride finally launched the Silver Line series of silver jewelry. It invited Larry Smith, who is highly regarded in the field of Indian silver jewelry production, to collaborate. Combining the expertise of both Bikers Apparel & Old Indian Jewelry, West Ride created a very outstanding heavy-weight item, which is most commonly worn by knights. The pendants, bracelets and waist chains used are all in place at once!

The main hook can be disassembled and used as a keychain. The connected Coin pendant is based on the American Morgan silver coin. The double-sided Swastika and Skull represent the fusion of Indian & Biker: the front Swastika is a lucky swastika for the old Indians. , composed of four letters L, which are LOVE (love), LUCK (lucky), LIFE (life), and LIGHT (light), and are printed with totems and stacked with lightning 18K gold to create a rich visual sense. The Skull on the reverse is the most classic representative image of Biker. The skull is built on a horse's hoof, which symbolizes luck. The horseshoe shape is also associated with the crescent moon (NAZHAHI) shape among the Navajo people, and it also symbolizes the protection of life. Comparing the skull image, RIDE TILL DIE that allows knights to be free.

The CHAIN ​​part refers to the 8 visible shapes of Indian Jewelry in the early 19th century. It is visually enriched through Stamp Work printing, and the inner side is struck to create an irregular and rough feeling. The contrast of the rubbed silver jewelry will be more obvious and charming.

The Snake element visible on the buckle is a symbol of wisdom and challenge for the Indians. West Ride injects it into the spirit of the single product, showing it through the shape of a snake in motion, hoping that the knight can pass through it once Accumulate experience through every ride and grow and absorb it into wisdom to complete the next challenge.

After the final product is blackened, it follows traditional Indian silver polishing techniques to show a unique luster; from the late 18th to the early 19th century, Native Americans polished silver jewelry by hand through fine sand in the water. It is the wisdom of harmonizing with nature that they showed when they were not wealthy at that time and were limited by tools.

Size & Price：

• XS = 46cm $75,300
• S = 53cm $88,500
• M = 60cm $101,700
• L = 67cm $ 114,900