Artwork Details
7-1/2 x 7 x 6 in. (as worn)
Accession NumberGift of Wade C. Harrison, II and Ann Shilling Harrison
CopyrightAlma Eikerman, Artist; purchased by Ann Shilling Harrison (the artist's former student) and Wade C. Harrison, Attica, Indiana; given to the Indianapolis Museum of Art in 1996.
Alma Eikerman taught jewelry design and metalsmithing at Indiana University, developing one of the best schools of its type in America.
A key figure in the resurgence of metalsmithing after World War II, Eikerman's achievements attracted national and international recognition.
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