Feather earrings of Shijimicho ◇ Brass forging K14GF ◇

Fuy round and gentle form of the sea lions. (Shizimi butterfly) The back side of Ayagure's feathers has a beautiful blue dress color. Discreet, gentle and pretty Shijiku. It is a work that I was born thinking that I want to shape it someday. We carefully forged the brass one by one with a hammer. It gently and organicly reflects light. When wearing a gentle curve, even when seeing from the side you have a well-balanced rhythm with the line of the face Creating synergistic effect of beauty is born. The hook part uses K14GF. * We also accept changes to earrings. However it will be gold plated brass. Feather part length: Approximately 1.8 x 1.4 cm and 2.0 x 1.2 cm (as shown in the image, 2 photo sizes · The design is different. ) Easy to match any dress. You can use it for kimono. We accept gift wrapping. ** feather portion ** Brass is gold plated, not raw brass. With the passage of time, the color of the surface naturally It will change. (It will become astringent gold, so you can use it for a long time without being peeled off. When you use the cloth called "brass cloth" (polishing cloth) which sells to home centers etc., it becomes shiny. Leave it as is without leaving it, the brass doorknob A distinctive taste of antique tone comes out. Please clean according to your taste. ** Hook part ** ◇ ◆ ◇ ◆ K14GF ◆ ◇ ◆ ◇ K14GF (Gold Filled) is a material crimped gold on silver, brass, etc. It is a matter of plating (thin) and there is a standard that gold of more than 1/20 of the total weight is stretched. Because it is made of a much thicker layer than gold plating, even if it is used for a long time There is little to come off. It is a popular material in America as a replacement for soaring gold (18 gold, 14 gold etc). In Japan it has long been called gold filing is. It's a matter of gold plating, color and texture with high-quality feeling, and also engraved Unlike accessories, it is a material closer to jewelry. Copy right 2011 - Sae + Sumi Koru all right reserved. All works are protected by copyright law.