The feather side is configured with Japan ' s traditional fall agry and the other side is carved with Yatagarasu feathers to form a contrasting pendant design.
On one side, the same size as the ass folds into a thinly slitted chrysanthemum, and on the other side, a fine engraved feathers, one by one.
The two shapes are separated by the central feathers, so that the glorified fall-athrys and the hard feathers echo on the same pendant.
Oxidation casts the shadow of old and deeper flower petals and feather stripes, contrasting the grinding of silver cones with the dark dents.
The fine stripes keep the oxidation to the old black depths, so that the contours of successive chrysanthemums are visible and the other feathers display a stereo sense and a thick physical expression along the tattoo.
The top configuration of Yatagarasu is shaped.
Bail is designed as Yatagarasu living in a circle with a bird's beak.
Integrating a chained circle into the overall design, both on the front and on the side side, will appreciate Yatagarasu ' s gods and bird beaks.
Yatagarasu feathers and facial details are old and present a clear shadow and presence in small stereos.
The long-forming of approximately 74 mm is also marked by a sense of presence and is suitable for Japanese clothing and day-to-day dress.
About the fall of the chrysanthemum: displaying the same size and size of the chrysanthemum staggered.
The work is heavily configured on the feather side, with each petal shaped and interlocking layer.
The same sizes of the ass are arranged repeatedly along the feather contour, showing the flow and density of successive flowers in a sense of unity.
The line of misdemeanors is in sharp contrast to the fine engraved feathers on the other side.
The old oxidation colours between and around the petals, further highlighting the contours of silver flower flowers.
Yatagarasu: Yatagarasu, appearing in the Japanese Books and Ancients, is a three-dimensional spirit bird.
The legends that Yatagarasu had led the god, Wutian Emperor, from the bear field to Yamamoto and was therefore respected as the god of the way, and also as the sun itself.
RYUZU is a hand-held and visible gesture that incorporates the sermons of the road ahead.