RBC Ⅰ - Brooch

RBC Ⅰ - Brooch

SKU
FA-JE-RBC-104

RBC stands for red blood cells. This work was formed by hammering two plates and soldering them. After hammering the top plate, they drilled holes for sewing beads one by one. After calculating the bead size, two holes were drilled for the beads. The work's color was red-colored silver leaf, resembling red blood cells. Blue beads were used to express intense feelings by contrasting with the colored silver leaf. It represents the idea of living passionately, like the color of the work.

Materials:
Fine Silver, Sterling Silver, Colored Silver Leaf, Beads
Made In:
South Korea
$450.00
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SKU: FA-JE-RBC-104
Availability:In stock
Only 1 left
Do not expose to UV rays for a long time, and when storing, avoid direct sunlight.
Be careful not to touch water or high heat.
The shape can be deformed when subjected to strong impact.
Exposure to strong UV rays or sulfur-based substances can change the color of the colored of the silver leaf.
If you get caught in something sharp, the threads that were sewn can be broken.

More Information

More Information
Country South Korea
Do not expose to UV rays for a long time, and when storing, avoid direct sunlight.
Be careful not to touch water or high heat.
The shape can be deformed when subjected to strong impact.
Exposure to strong UV rays or sulfur-based substances can change the color of the colored of the silver leaf.
If you get caught in something sharp, the threads that were sewn can be broken.

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