This pendant, inspired by direct hammering and decorating, injects silver melts into open molds with a strong sense of presence and a full appreciation of light reflection.
It's about 3 mm thick, and it's got a thick physical sense.
Simplified design is easy to match with different costumes and extends the pattern of change.
RYUZU hit the metal on a point-by-point basis with a traditional silver hammer, forming a contour, which was built by manual labour.
As a result, the dentings formed by hand vary from one piece to another.
The reflections, with the strength and direction of the light, have a different atmosphere each time they are worn.
- Check out the RYUZUMMERed finish feature introduction - round-hammered silver sunpendant, where the staff observe the metal state, hammering each time and combining the power sense with the detailed reflection.
Each piece of work has a personal character that is not identical in its manual footprint.
For RYUZU, the hammered finish process: a hammered finish technique, which is inherited from silverware, is used to strike metal at point by point and form a bulge in the form of exercise.
The hammered finish textures formed by hand vary from one piece to another.
Shadows and light change with light angles, and each time you wear a different face, it is the RYUZUMMERed fanishpendant.
"Knows the features of the RYUZUMMERed process."