Tigers with their teeth come out with their ass, highlighting the two themes in contrast to silver and brass.
The ratio of about 50 mm/m in maximum width is approximately 22 mm, and the function person fixes the surface and the contours on a case-by-case basis, keeping the subject direction and focus clear in the rich detail.
The colour contrast between silver and bronze presents a clear spectrum, adding layers and warmth.
With a simple coat, it's 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 tigers: the power of the ancients to move and return is regarded as a symbol of courage.
Tigers often contrast with dragons. RYUZU is inspired by Japanese sculptures, which integrate eyes, teeth and hair-flow cubes into silver.
In addition to single tigers, there is a combination of the Arare Patten roundline, daisies and natural stones, with different air postures and layers.