[Reproduction] Arita Ware Citrine Kintsugi Earrings, Non-pierced Earrings, Natural Stone, One-of-a-Kind, Gold, White, Yellow, Blue, Red, Small

Ceramic fragments from Arita ware, polished and combined with natural citrine, have been mended with Kintsugi. Though small in size, the gold of the Kintsugi stands out, giving them a distinct presence*° The beautiful pure white, once praised as "white gold" by European aristocracy, is adorned with a design primarily in red, featuring yellow petals and white and red leaves❁⃘*.゚ .................. ・Arita Ware... Porcelain produced in and around Arita Town, Saga Prefecture. Said to be the first porcelain made in Japan, it has been widely cherished as tableware and crafts for over 400 years. Often seen with indigo dyeing or vibrant colorful paintings, it evokes a sense of dignified elegance. .................. ・Citrine... Valued since ancient times as a stone that attracts financial and wealth luck, a fortunate stone bringing prosperity and affluence. It is the birthstone for November. .................. Each piece is unique, as the patterns and colors vary depending on how the Arita ware plate breaks♬.*゚ ※Although this is a reproduction, each ceramic fragment is entirely unique in shape and pattern, so the photos show the pieces used in this particular creation ( ̮̈ ) Many people associate ceramics with heaviness, but these are very light to wear.゚ As these are one-of-a-kind accessories, they are perfect as a treat for yourself, for those who want to stand out from the crowd, or as a gift for someone special. With their subdued colors and timeless design, they can be worn by people of all ages. While they feature a Japanese aesthetic, pairing them with citrine surprisingly makes them suitable for everyday wear with T-shirts, or for spring and summer with blouses, shirts, jackets, or dresses, and for autumn and winter with cardigans, knits, turtlenecks, or sweaters, they complement both pants and skirt styles...♪*゚ Ideal for gifts such as birthdays, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Christmas, job promotions, coming-of-age ceremonies, or出産祝い (childbirth celebrations). Their modern Japanese style also pairs beautifully with traditional Japanese attire for events like fireworks festivals and summer festivals (yukata), or for ceremonies such as Okuizome (first meal ceremony), Coming-of-Age ceremonies, pre-wedding photoshoots, weddings, and Shichi-Go-San (children's festival)...◎ As the colors are seasonless, we hope you will enjoy wearing them all year round ( ̮̈ ) .............................. Size: Approx. Right → Height 17mm, Width 8mm, Thickness 3mm; Left → Height 17mm, Width 9mm, Thickness 3mm Materials: Arita Ware, Citrine, New Urushi (lacquer), Brass powder (gold powder), Resin Metal Fittings: You can choose from the options below. Please select in the options section. 【Earrings】 1 Stainless Stainless Steel earrings → A material used in medical devices. Resistant to discoloration and rust. Considered less likely to cause metal allergies. 2 Titanium earrings → Lightweight and durable, resistant to water and sweat. Considered less likely to cause metal allergies. 【For those without pierced ears】 3 Non-pierced earrings → Made of resin. Worn by clipping onto the earlobe. Comfortable to wear for extended periods without ear pain. After your order, we will attach the metal fittings with adhesive and coat them with resin before shipping. .................. ■ Please be sure to read before purchasing ■ 〈About the Artwork〉 ※The metal fittings and the base of the Kintsugi are reinforced with UV resin. Please understand that there may be slight resin overflow. ※Depending on the artwork (e.g., translucent materials like sea glass or natural stones), the metal fittings may be changed to silver. Please rest assured that the material will remain the same. ※Kintsugi... A traditional Japanese technique for restoring ceramics that are chipped, cracked, or broken, using lacquer and gold powder. ※We use new urushi, which is less likely to cause irritation, and gold powder (brass powder), not genuine urushi. ※As natural stones are natural, they may contain impurities, fine scratches, or small chips. Please understand that these are natural characteristics. ※Please understand that variations in glaze are characteristic of handmade items. In particular, Mino ware tiles often have uneven sides. ※Individual differences exist regarding allergies to metals, resin, and urushi. If you experience any skin irritation, please discontinue use and consult a dermatologist. We are not responsible for any injuries or allergic reactions caused by the product. ※The actual color may differ slightly from the image depending on your monitor, brightness, and screen environment. 〈Care Instructions〉 ※Please handle gently, as applying strong force may cause damage. ※Be careful, as rubbing the Kintsugi part strongly or soaking it in water for extended periods may cause it to come off. When cleaning, gently wipe away dirt with a soft cloth. ※Store away from high temperatures, humidity, and direct sunlight. 〈Shipping〉 ・If you need the item urgently, please consult us before purchasing. ・Items purchased in the same cart will be shipped together. Items purchased in separate carts will be shipped separately, and separate shipping fees will apply. ・If the item is returned due to an incorrect address entered by the customer, the customer will be responsible for the reshipping fee (shipping will be cash on delivery). 〈Other〉 ※A packing slip will not be included. ※We cannot issue receipts. ※We offer free repairs for items purchased within 30 days. Except for initial defects, the customer will be responsible for shipping costs. ※We do not accept returns or exchanges due to customer convenience, except in cases of defective products. If you have any issues, please contact us via message before leaving a review. ・The price must be written on the shipping label for customs declaration. Please be aware of this if you are shipping to an address other than your own as a gift. .................. ※Kintsugi (金繕い) is a unique traditional Japanese repair method for cracked or chipped ceramics, using lacquer and gold powder. We use a simplified Kintsugi method, employing new urushi (less likely to cause irritation) and gold powder (brass powder), along with UV resin for reinforcement. relish 23(83)