



ANKH Iridescent Brass Egyptian Ankh Earrings
$20.00
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Handcrafted brass wire-wrapped Ankh earrings with iridescent bead center. Hammered Egyptian-inspired drop earrings with handmade ear wires.
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DESCRIPTION
I made ANKH as part of my Egyptian Collection.
I handcrafted each Ankh symbol — also known as the key of life — by coiling and wrapping non-tarnish brass wire by hand using a hammered technique. I love this technique for the textured, ancient feel it gives, reminiscent of Egyptian heritage. No two Ankhs are exactly alike because I wrap each one by hand.
At the heart of the design I set an iridescent bead that catches the light and adds a touch of mystery. The Ankh represents life. In ancient writing and art it signified living, and was often depicted in the hands of Egyptian deities as a symbol of their power to sustain life and revive souls in the afterlife. It also suggests balance, joy, energy, and fertility.
I finished these with handmade ear wires for earlobe wear. I made them in my Jonesboro, GA studio as a statement of history and craftsmanship.
Details:
- Handmade in USA.
- Materials: brass wire, non-tarnish brass, iridescent bead.
- Closure: ear wire.
- Location: earlobe.
- Technique: hammered, coiled and wrapped by hand.
- Can be personalized.
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