Stereo depicts sharp-looking snake heads, with their eye nests and scales visible.
The ratio of approximately 37 mm maximum width of about 14 mm is fully long, with the incumbent fixing the surface and the contours on a case-by-case basis and keeping the subject direction and focus clear in the rich detail.
The details change when the angle changes when the light contrasts with the dent shadow.
With a steady-coloured knitting, it became the focus on the chest.
In addition to wearing it alone, it is also appropriate to match the length of the pendantlaying.
With regard to snakes, they have been recognized as gods or their incarnations since ancient times, and given symbolic meaning to their rebirth by their repeated skins.
RYUzu, inspired by the Japanese snakes, integrates sharp eyes, headlids and twigs into silver.
Combined with straight lines and curve structures such as snake heads, rock twists and the Arare Pattern rings, the vibrancy of snakes is highlighted.