The inspiration for this pair comes from the artist's interest in Ancient History, especifically Mesopotamia and Halaf culture's use of abstract geometry to ornament pottery and stamp seals.

This piece is neatly embellished by a bicolour column enclosed with gold, and a striking bronze line that ankles down the eye-catching pomegranate emblem. Since not every space is filled by colour, which adds to the elegance of the design in an appeasing style.

DESCRIPTION:

2 cm wide by 7.2 cm long, and 2 grams each side. Lightweight dangle earrings.

Colours: pale aqua, velvety sea witch, gold, cherry brown, dark ocean, vintage bronze, translucent papaya, ivory, glassy charcoal, cherry, pomegranate, and clear glass.

Right and left sides are designed to mirror each other.

Materials used: Japanese glass beads, gold nylon thread, and the hooks are hand-forged out of 14 KT gold filled wire for sensitive ears.

* Model is 5'2" (1.6 m tall)

Molly Ocean Patterson Is a Saskatchewan born Métis artisan/craftswoman who worked in the Film Industry for the past ten years, and traveled to quite a few countries all over for work. Recently, she moved back home with her wife and 'model in residence,' Sofía, to transition to quieter life of crafts, gardening, and family making (cats included). Her designs are influenced by different life experiences along her travels, and her interests in Folklore, Mythology and Pictorial Arts.