18kt Gold PSTM Myanmar Single Palm Leaf Pendant on Cord

£1,165

A delicate gold collection dedicated to the subtle beauty of the natural work around us.
 
The palm collection has been skilfully made by the brilliant goldsmiths of Turquoise Mountain Myanmar, Pippa has been working with Turquoise Mountain Myanmar for years. These pieces were made despite the many challenges Myanmar is facing under the new regime. A time of uncertainty and tension for the whole country.

We will continue to support the talented goldsmiths who need sustainable work more than ever in these difficult days.

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Dimensions Cord Length: 18 inches.

This pendant can be corded to any desired length, just add a note at checkout with your requirements.

Material Composition 18kt Gold.

Please note, each unique piece is individually hand-crafted and so may vary ever so slightly from the image featured.

This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973.

UK
£5 express delivery
Free express shipping on orders over £300 or buy online and collect in our London store by selecting the pick up option at the checkout.

 

EU
€35 express international delivery
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US
$40 express international delivery
Free express delivery on orders over $400
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Rest of the World
£30 express international delivery
Free express delivery on orders over £300

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We use DHL Express and Royal Mail as our official carriers. Please allow up to 7 working days for deliveries.

Meet The Maker

Tin Win

Like many of the most renowned goldsmiths in Myanmar, Tin Win comes from Ramree Island, Rakhine State. He grew up immersed in the goldsmith life, with a thin line between the workshop and the playground. It was the wish of his parents that he became a goldsmith, and he moved to Yangon in 1996 to study under the master U Kyaw Than.

He brings a deep philosophy and creativity to his work best expressed in his own words, “The most important thing of handmade jewellery is how you use your mind. You need to be creative, think about the form, structure, beauty and use of one piece. You need to think and make. Brain and hands”.

With over 20 years of experience, Ko Tin Win is now a master goldsmith working at the Turquoise Mountain workshop. He has helped create iconic pieces designed in collaboration with UK award-winning designer Pippa Small.

Watch Pippa Small and Tin Win’s recent collaboration for the World Economic Forum 2018 here.

Tin Win

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