This exceptional "Storyteller" purse from Tin-Nee-Ann Originals is a one-of-a-kind piece, where the craftsmanship of both leather and sterling silver tell a story as unique as the Southwest itself. The sterling silver conchos and buckle, created by renowned silversmith Alfred Payton, make a striking statement on the front flap, which is covered in natural fur and hides a beautifully hand-painted adobe pueblo scene beneath.

The back of the purse features an intricately tooled and painted “storyteller” design, capturing the essence of Southwestern artistry and adding a narrative element that enhances its collector’s appeal.

Key Features:

Primary Focus: Sterling silver conchos and buckle by Alfred Payton, hallmarked and central to the purse's design
Materials: Full-grain leather, natural fur, sterling silver, with hand-tooled and painted elements
Design Details:
- Front flap showcases Payton’s silverwork and conceals a hand-painted adobe pueblo scene
- Back panel features a detailed, hand-tooled and painted "storyteller" design
Dimensions: 10" H x 9" W x 5" D
Strap Drop: 27" from top of strap to bottom of bag
Condition: Good, with supple leather and well-maintained silver and painted elements

This purse is not just an accessory but a piece of art that tells a story through every detail. The combination of Payton's sterling silver, the hand-tooled "storyteller" scene, and the adobe pueblo under the fur-covered flap makes this piece a remarkable fusion of functionality and Southwestern heritage.

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