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Oriental Inspiration
Oriental inspiration, using a variety of materials - bone, faux bone, jade, turquoise, with a breeze from the orient blowing through the page.
The Kiss of the Dragon
An ox bone dragon in a double wire weave in patinated copper over a frame of non-tarnish copper, 3" long forms the focal pendant. Red howlite beads in the weave pick out the pendant and complement the weave. It is carried by a multi-strand necklace, 22" long. Fire agate beads in white and burnt sugar brown, coral and brass spacer beads, peachy mother of pearl, turquoise, wood and howlite nuggets as well as glass seed beads in a bohemian necklace with a light and summery look, with an ornamental hook as closure. A very interesting conversation starter with a WOW!! factor.
£
48.00
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Li Chi
A bright red cinnabar tile pendant, intricately carved with a dragon, a phoenix and a peony, is carried on a necklace of hand carved bone beads - the discs of bovine bone are dyed back with characters carved into them, and yet others are in an ivory colour, and carved into flowers. I have added turquoise beads for contrast and crowned the pendant with lost wax cast Kenyan brass beads. Turquoise bead and brass beads dangle from the pendant. A toggle clasp finishes the necklace securely. This is a very elegant and interesting necklace and can be styled with many outfits in your wardrobe. There are red cinnabar earrings to match on the earrings page if you wish a coordinated look.
£
66.00
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Xian Kun Necklace
This is a bold and colourful necklace with a brass pendant originally meant to be a man's Bagua waist tag. Bagua pendants are beautiful fashion accessories that protect the wearer from negative energy while bringing good fortune. When worn as a pendant a bagua symbol wards off shar qi, or negative energies and evil. The wearer is protected from accidents and harm. Bagua necklaces also draw good luck, prosperity and good health to the wearer. Bagua symbols represent the constantly changing forces and natural phenomena of the universe as described in the I-Ching, an ancient Chinese divination text and the oldest of the Chinese classics. Possessing a history of more than two and a half millennia of commentary and interpretation, it is read throughout the world, providing inspiration to the worlds of religion, psychoanalysis, business, literature, and art.
The three strands of glass chevron beads add colour, as do the turquoise and yellow agate beads, ending in a toggle clasp.
Truly a showstopper necklace that will stop people in their tracks when they see you in it, garner attention and bring you compliments.
£
78.00
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