Eadweard Muybridge Woman Dancing Photography Statement Ring

This big, eccentric statement ring features a detailed black and white reinterpretation of Woman Dancing (Fancy), the iconic 1887 photographic plate by pioneer artist Eadweard Muybridge from his historic Animal Locomotion series. Professionally handmade on sustainable wood with a nickel-free, adjustable stainless steel silver-colored band, this unique cocktail ring blends vintage history of photography with bold contemporary elegance, making it an eye-catching piece of wearable art.

The design captures a graceful sequence originally modeled by Miss Kate Larrigan between 1884 and 1886, chosen by Muybridge himself for her exceptionally elegant bearing. The wooden top of the ring measures approximately 3.5cm x 3cm, transforming a milestone of early motion photography into an uncommon museum art accessory. This ring is the perfect conversation starter and an ideal gift for photography enthusiasts, history lovers, and those who embrace a refined dark academia or artsy style.

In my personal studio in Granada, Spain, I handle every step of the creation process, far removed from the ethos of mass production. Because I craft each lightweight ring entirely by hand using sustainable FSC-certified wood, no two pieces are ever exactly identical. Small imperfections are a natural feature of my manual workmanship, underscoring the authentic identity and rarity of each creation. For a complete look, this piece can be purchased together with its matching brooch.

I am deeply committed to responsible production and the preservation of the planet. By choosing my sustainable wood jewellery, you actively support conscious commerce and environmental respect. The ring arrives in beautiful, plastic-free packaging, ready to be presented as a refined gift. Note: Free worldwide delivery is available for orders of two or more items; any local customs procedures remain the customer's responsibility.