Hand Necklace | Museum Collection
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H A N D N E C K L A C E
A collaboration with the National Museum of Australia, Inspired by Arabian Bronze Hand, 100 - 300 CE, Yemen.
Is a relic of religion that no longer exists, a smaller religion that focused on local gods. The engraving on the hand names one of these gods, who was worshipped in a Yemeni hill town around 100-300 CE. The town was Riyam and the name of the god was Ta’lab, one of his devotees gave the hand to him as an offering - Brass Gold Plate or Sterling Silver with Ivory Silk Cord
B R A S S G O L D P L A T E
The metal of the Sun and prized throughout history, gold has been coveted by civilizations worldwide for its myriad attributes. Positively charged with solar energy, it has been referred to in ancient texts as a ‘master healer’ and used to balance energy fields, purify and balance the heart chakra and actualize intrinsic potential. The most noble of metals and believed to be a generator of energy and remover of blockages, gold promotes warmth, lovingness and spirituality.
Gold Plated Brass or Sterling Silver with an Ivory twisted silk cord.
Necklace length: 80cm + 3cm chain extension
