This beautiful unique totem set, consists of a little bird brooch attached with a gold chain to a winter sun brooch, both have been carefully crafted and hand painted by Cit Ma Bon Bottega.
Made from the highest quality clay and hand painted - the bird is painted in creamy hues with delicate blue striped feather accents and has a precious beak covered in gold leaf and the sun is a creamy off white. Both pieces have been finished with 2 sumptuous layers of resin that will not only increase the durability of the pieces, but also ensure these unique beauties shine when worn.
This brooch set is part of our 'Bird on a Wire` range which includes earrings and a bracelet and is inspired by the magic of migrating birds during the winter months.
Both the bird and winter sun have brooch pins on the back, allowing you to reposition them individually as you wish.
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The bird measures 3.5 cm wing tip to beak & approx 2.5 wing tip to base of body. The sun measures approx 3 cm in diameter. The high quality bar and chain nickel free 18k gold chain measures 10 cm.
This brooch set comes mounted onto a beautiful hand printed Cit ma Bon Bottega gift card.
Treat with care, avoid immersing in water. To clean use warm, damp soapy cotton wool bud.
The bird and sun are powerful totems from the natural world. Signifying change, survival and time. The sun as a compass plays an important role for birds and is used by them to navigate whilst migrating. We wanted to creat a piece of jewellery that reflects this special natural relationship.
Totems can be a natural object such as an animal or plant that can represent a group of people, such as a family, clan, or tribe. They're commonly carved from wood or clay, then painted and serve as a sacred symbol of a group's ancestry or a revered object guiding and protecting you. Inuit tribes hoped that through wearing animal amulets on your neck would, through sympathetic magic, give them the natural attributes of these creatures.
