Sterling Silver Indigenous Ring with Human Design by Morgan Asoyuf
Last chance to own this Indigenous ring by Morgan Asoyuf, a celebrated artist in northwest coast jewelry. This human design is set to retire, with this ring being the very last of its kind.
The human design represents the ancestors and descendants, and features small hands on either side of the ring and the tree of life design on the back of the ring. The tree of life is a universal design that represents the interconnection of all living beings. Adding to this design's story of interconnection, the ring is a collaboration between Ts’msyen artist Morgan Asoyuf and her father, the renowned artist and knowledge-keeper, Henry Green. Asoyuf fabricated the ring, while her father created the human design. A small flush-set diamond is featured in the mouth of the human.
Material: Sterling silver, diamond
Ring size: Size 8.5
Dimensions: 18 mm wide at the front and tapering to 11 mm at the back
About the Artist: Morgan Asoyuf (née Green) is a Ts’msyen artist from Prince Rupert, BC, and a member of the Eagle Clan. Her artistic practice began with fashion design before she studied Ts’msyen design and wood sculpture with her father, Henry Green. She later trained extensively in jewellery design, goldsmithing, stone-cutting, bronze casting, engraving, and gem-setting. Some of her mentors include Phil Gray, Gerold Mueller, and Richard Adkins. Asoyuf's work has been included in several solo and group exhibitions, and from 2024 to 2026 was featured in the exhibit and book, Curve!: Women Carvers on the Northwest Coast, at the Audain Art Museum and the National Gallery of Canada.
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