The beauty of balance—anchored in stillness, history, and the art of restraint.
Geometry in layers—line by line, the structure collects and holds.
At the center of this design is a panel of dense gold-toned carving—linear, stacked, and deliberate. Rather than suggesting movement, the surface builds stability through repetition and depth.
Light lands across the texture not as ornament, but as architecture—each stroke calculated, each shadow placed to emphasize balance.
Hanging below, a single Baroque pearl introduces softness—irregular and fluid, it offsets the pendant’s rigidity and sharp rhythm with a quiet counter-motion.
A contrast of surfaces for those who favor detail as structure, and form as quiet tension.
The Totem Collection is inspired by Majiayao culture (c. 3300–2000 BCE), one of the earliest Neolithic civilizations in China, known for its hand-built pottery and abstract decorative patterns.
These visual forms reflect how early Chinese societies understood nature, order, and spiritual continuity.
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