Yatagarasu is considered the sun's incarnation and guide, and combines like a flame-like silver necklace that shines the light of darkness.
The centre is equipped with Yatagarasu head, which is connected to the flame pattern and extends a stereo structure along the neck.
Yatagarasu feathers, sharp beaks are connected to the flow flame and have a clear sense of presence from the front, slope and side.
The central front end of the beak was configured to fly to Yatagarasu, highlighting Yatagarasu feathers pendant.
The transversal necklace object is added to the long-forming form, forming a sharp contours on the chest.
The fine feathers flowed to the contours of Yatagarasu with its wings and displayed a sense of flight in static shapes.
A pair of deep red river ropes and silver beads adds a strong resonance to Japanese tradition in silver.
The rigid surface of the silver contrasts with the flexible edifice, presenting a rich layer of different materials.
Various shapes swing with pace and reflect light, allowing the RYUZU theme of Yatagarasu to be fully presented on the chest.
On Edo: Central Pendant is attached to traditional Edo ropes in Japan.
Deep Red Edo lined with bright silver to add Japanese colors and softness to Yatagarasu and flame-shaped forms.
The rope ends are configured to silver beads, which move with the string.
A light-happy vibe compared to the material of the whole metal nicklace.
In relation to grouping: the flame Yatagarasu head parts are arranged along the necks, with a central gathering of feathers, flying Yatagarasu, Edo coding ropes and silver beads.
The horizontal flame Yatagarasu is connected to the central vertical formation, forming a complete design from the neck to the chest.
Feathers collide with the flying Yatagarasu, with deep red ropes moving with action, displaying a 3D fit effect.
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.