Gold and Silver - Cuff bracelet

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I hope that I have not been to prolific with my posts the last couple of days. But I have been wanting to get these items out there so that I could know more about them. Everyone has been very helpful so far and I really do appreciate it.
The last piece that I will post for today is a beautiful gold and silver colored cuff bracelet. It has a lot of great detail and it is artist marked, but I can’t tell what is says (something Graig)? This is a large bracelet, and it looks much nicer in person.
Please take a look at it and share any information or opinions that you may have regarding the artist, the workmanship, age or anything else.

Thank you all very much!

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Wesley Craig. The figures are silver findings the artist purchased and soldered onto the piece, neither represents a medicine man. cool piece.

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Thank you Jason, like I have said I am not very knowledgeable about these items. I have removed the medicine man from my title. The information that you give to myself and others on the forum is greatly appreciated.

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Is it just me or does this look like a watch cuff with a piece added to where the watch typically would go?

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I thought of that but after looking at the florals on the other side, figured it would have been a lot of modification. It’s an interesting piece.

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If it has the mountings underneath for the watch pin it doesn’t require any mods. I can’t see an angle where one could tell from the pics though.

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Oh, and no one addressed the IHMSS which is Indian Hand Made Sterling Silver

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