SEEDS of HEAVEN
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Jewelry
that will remind you of China
by Gabrielle Harris
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Fossile plants
Han Dynasty
Silk worm
Neolithic bird
Han dancers
Om hangers
Silvercut
Sun-moon-mountain pendant
hot silver snakes with special stone heads
Bahai lotus on 9-point star
Silver Lotus on 6-point
star
Magen David
Han
Dancers
The inspiration for this piece is a pair of pottery dancer statuettes
from the Han Dynasty (206 B.C. to 220 AD). They were excavated close
to XiĠan, Shaanxi Province.
The stone is a special agate containing fossilized vegetable matter,
which makes each piece unique.
Han dancers pendant
US$ 48.-
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jewelry : Wu Jialin's black and
white photography
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Gabrielle
Harris is working and living in China. She also accepts orders of special
design and you may want to
contact her for inquiries about her design, motifs, and motives.
These are some of her
her most outstanding designs:
Han
Dynasty dancers
