A necklace artfully remade from an antique silver confectionary fork.
This piece features the Uchide no Kozuchi, a symbol of good fortune, rendered in a design that feels uniquely Japanese.
We've embraced the original length of the confectionary fork, creating a bold statement by wrapping it around the cord.
Though originally flat, the top portion has been sculpted into a three-dimensional form.
Paired with a deerskin lace cord for a touch of casual elegance.
Length: Approx. 43mm (at the longest hanging point)
Width: Approx. 9mm (at the central mallet design)
Engraving: Sterling Silver
Made in Japan
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- Sterling Silver
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- Japan
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- A truly unique piece, this Uchide no Kozuchi (lucky mallet) motif embodies auspicious meaning, a design quintessentially Japanese.
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