Neon pink woven through rainbow grey — one bright thread, one heavier one, side by side the whole length of her. That's not decoration. That's how a life actually goes: a joyful moment, then a weightier one, then light again. She was made to hold both, and to remember the thing worth remembering — that the storm is always followed by something softer.
At the drop, eight rhodonite stones hang free from a hand-beaded cap, left loose on purpose so they murmur and move as you do — the lighter moments, never pinned down, always following the heavy ones. A single shell pearl weights the other end.
She's a lariat, 82cm, worn three ways. Loop the pearl through and let the free rope fall where you like — you set her length, her drape, her mood. Wear her full-length, the pearl closing her long and low. Or slide the pendant off and wear the rope alone. No clasp, no metal findings anywhere — the closure is beadwork itself, loop meeting pearl, the way it should be. The rope stays soft and supple in the hand, never stiff, falling and moving with you. Woven bead by bead from premium Japanese glass beads, hand-stitched by Annie.
She took four attempts and two months. The first three held the stones too tightly and they couldn't breathe. This one lets them live.
Life holds many faces. She's never only grey, or only pink.
Arrives in a linen pouch, ready to wear or gift. Made once. Won't be made again. Questions? Get in touch.
Neon pink woven through rainbow grey — one bright thread, one heavier one, side by side the whole length of her. That's not decoration. That's how a life actually goes: a joyful moment, then a weightier one, then light again. She was made to hold both, and to remember the thing worth remembering — that the storm is always followed by something softer.
At the drop, eight rhodonite stones hang free from a hand-beaded cap, left loose on purpose so they murmur and move as you do — the lighter moments, never pinned down, always following the heavy ones. A single shell pearl weights the other end.
She's a lariat, 82cm, worn three ways. Loop the pearl through and let the free rope fall where you like — you set her length, her drape, her mood. Wear her full-length, the pearl closing her long and low. Or slide the pendant off and wear the rope alone. No clasp, no metal findings anywhere — the closure is beadwork itself, loop meeting pearl, the way it should be. The rope stays soft and supple in the hand, never stiff, falling and moving with you. Woven bead by bead from premium Japanese glass beads, hand-stitched by Annie.
She took four attempts and two months. The first three held the stones too tightly and they couldn't breathe. This one lets them live.
Life holds many faces. She's never only grey, or only pink.
Arrives in a linen pouch, ready to wear or gift. Made once. Won't be made again. Questions? Get in touch.
