
This pendant is formed using a repurposed brass tubing base, inlaid with mosaic ostrich egg chips and small cowrie shells. The base is created by cutting fine slices of plumbing tubing, which is then soldered to a hand-cut, brass sheet back plate. The micro mosaic design is inspired by a Makishi mask face and is set with black jeweller’s grout, and given a high-sheen polish. Makishi is part of a traditional rite of passage ceremony for boys ushering them into manhood, and involves masked masqueraded dancers.
Homo Faber Finds is a new service aiming to inspire admirers of craft to connect and collaborate with exceptional artisans.
We invite you to submit an enquiry here.
Eggshell, Leather, Shell, Brass, Necklace

Obert works with reclaimed plumbing and refrigerator parts