- Size: 7 x 2cm
- Material: Pure silver
The heron motif, originally featured on the Dong Son bronze drum, has been transformed into an elegant tie pin by the skilled artisans at Silver Soul. The exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail make this tie pin a perfect choice for anyone looking for a special gift for an important man in their life.
Đậu Bạc is a Vietnamese traditional silver craft that dates back thousands of years. It is a process of winding thin silver strings to make up shapes, patterns or fine details. The silver threads can be incredibly thin, measuring just 0.3 to 0.5mm, and can be bent into various shapes. Therefore, only pure silver is used for its malleability.
Maintenance:
- When not in use, store it in a sealed zip bag to reduce oxidation.
- Avoid contact with harsh detergent.
- Use a soft brush or microfiber towel to clean with baking soda diluted in water.
Silver Soul Studio's birth combines a love for silver material and the art of handcrafting jewelry. The inspiration of the brand comes from Vietnamese cultural images such as conical hats and lotuses, as well as other natural elements.
Silver Soul Studio uses silver with high purity, such as to recreate these precious images while applying traditional silver crafting techniques. At every step of the process, the artisans put all of their enthusiasm, heart, and mind into their work. Not only do they embrace the value of silver, but the exquisite, handcrafted artistry of skilled artisans is also transferred through each tiny silver thread.
Moreover, Silver Soul Studio always looks for new designs to create extraordinary experiences for customers. Therefore, each model you receive is truly a one-of-a-kind work of art that blends traditional and modern beauty.
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Address: The Opal Office Building, 92 Nguyen Huu Canh Street, Ward No.22, Binh Thanh District, HCMC, Room 2201, Floor 22nd
Initially issued by Department of Planning and Investment of Ho Chi Minh City
Enterprise Code No.: 0316713818 - Date: 09 February 2021.
