Antler Netsuke Pug Hat Labubu, Coconut Coir Bracelet, Mother-of-Pearl Urushi Bead, Chrysocolla, Polished Wear

Antler Netsuke Pug Hat Labubu, Coconut Coir Bracelet, Mother-of-Pearl Urushi Bead, Chrysocolla The bracelet features round beads made from coconut coir, characterized by high density and oil content, in a deep brown hue. Coconut coir originates from the tip of mature coconuts, the area where the plant draws its nutrients, making it the essence of the material. After being worn and polished, the bracelet transforms into a lustrous, deep black, reminiscent of fine jade. A Labubu carved from antler, wearing a pug hat, serves as a netsuke. The netsuke has a delicate texture, with natural pigments fused with the antler material, creating a remarkably lifelike piece. Netsuke are fasteners used in Japan's Edo period to hang personal belongings. The orange, blue, and red mother-of-pearl urushi beads are crafted from ebony wood, finished with pure handmade urushi lacquer. The surface is smooth and richly colored, with distinct layers in the patterns, giving the appearance of floating, natural variations. With regular wear and polishing, they become heavier and more lustrous. Accented with carved white crystal beads and American Chrysocolla. Antler Labubu Netsuke: 19.5 x 20 x 18.8 mm Coconut Coir Beads: 7.5 mm Current Suitable Wrist Circumference: 15 cm Wrist circumference can be adjusted upon placing an order or by contacting the designer. Important Notes Natural minerals may exhibit characteristics such as ice cracks, cotton-like inclusions, black spots, or pit marks, which are considered normal and not defects. All jewelry is photographed in real conditions. Slight color variations may occur due to differences in lighting, angles, and monitor settings. All products undergo a purification process before shipping.