【Ruosang】【Ukiyo-e Scroll. Wave】Japanese arabic beads. earrings

Tribute to The Great Wave off Kanagawa Japanese style wave pattern bead earrings "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" is a woodblock print created by Japanese ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai. It was published between 1831 and 1833. It is a series of thirty-six views of Mt. With Mount Fuji as the background, the painting depicts the huge waves rolling up fishing boats in the "Kanagawa Oki" (i.e., the sea off Kanagawa, now on the sea opposite Kanagawa Ward, Yokohama City), and the boatmen's struggle for survival. It is also world-famous. Japanese artwork. Materials: Japanese arabesque beads, imported accessories, 14k gold-filled ear hooks. Size: 1.3cmx2.8cm 【Reminder】 1. If the electroplated metal is exposed to water for a long time, it will oxidize and fade. After oxidation and fading, it cannot recover. Please try to avoid contact with water. Please do not wear it when taking a bath. 2. For natural pearls, shells... and other organic natural materials, please try to avoid contact with water to avoid oxidation/wear and dull luster. If it comes into contact with water, wipe it with a soft cloth and keep it dry. 3. Natural Gemstone have natural flaws such as different shapes, surface flaws, lining, and mineral cracks. The Gemstone used in the store are not professional jewelry grades. Please read the instructions carefully before purchasing~ 4. The jewelry design is small and meticulous. Do not pull or press hard to avoid deformation and damage to the jewelry. 【package instruction】 Simple packaging And free small card writing service (card text content within 30 words) Origin/manufacturing method Handmade in Taiwan