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Totem Gold Phoenix Feather Pearl Necklace
Totem Gold Phoenix Feather Pearl Necklace
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Curves collected into rhythm—fine-lined, matte-lit, resting in symmetry.
Suspended from a strand of uniform seed pearls, the rectangular pendant is marked by a surface of brushed lines—interlaced and feathered, folded into a contained plane.
Without direct iconography, the form instead implies motion—curves layered into arcs, spirals spaced to suggest flow, framed in quiet proportion.
The pearls offer visual balance—repetitive, round, and matte—supporting the pendant’s linear density with a softer rhythm.
Designed for wearers drawn to graphic restraint and material contrast—structure made wearable, rhythm made still.
Size & Materials
- Metal Material: Gold-Plated Sterling Silver
- Main Stone: None
- Necklace Material: Freshwater Seed Pearls
- Clasp Type: Lobster Clasp
- Pendant Size: 20mm x 15mm
- Chain Length: 16 inches + 5cm extension
Totem. Majiayao
The earliest traces of this collection reach back to the Neolithic Majiayao culture, where flowing curves and painted symbols adorned clay vessels.
Recast in metal, these motifs evolve into sculptural forms — abstract echoes of dragons, mountains, and clouds.
Each piece is a wearable totem, carrying the same enduring reverence for nature that once shaped the spirit of ancient ritual.
Majiayao Totem 马家窑
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.
