A long woven wire cord carries a graduated sequence of handwoven disc forms — each one a flat, open circle of looped wire, increasing in size as they descend toward the chest before tapering back to smaller forms along the opposite side. The discs sit at varying angles as they move, catching the light differently with each shift, the whole arrangement reading like a botanical specimen or a study in natural form.
The gradient moves from silver through olive-gold to deep charcoal — each disc absorbing and reflecting light in its own way, the colour shifting subtly depending on the angle and the light. Worn long and loose, the necklace becomes a whole composition. Wrapped twice it becomes something else entirely.
Features
Handwoven wire discs in graduated sizes
Silver, olive-gold and charcoal gradient colourway
Long woven wire cord
Discs increase and decrease in size along the cord
