Skull pearl

Producing work since 1974, Japanese artist and jeweler Shinji Nakaba infuses all matter of anatomical forms, skulls, and flowers into what he describes as “wearable sculptures.” The pieces come in all shapes and sizes, but his most prolific series involves human and animal skulls carved from oyster pearls and attached to rings, necklaces, and brooches. In addition to selling pieces through his online shop, Nakaba’s work has been shown at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of…

Why, Yes, Those Are Carved-Pearl Skulls Dwarfed By Berries That’s no visual trickery. Yes, those are skulls sculpted from pearls. Yes, those berries are at least twice their size. What is it about skulls? Their austerity is understandably synonymous with living things stripped bereft of life’s vibrancy, stark reminders of inescapable mortality’s inhabitable revocation of […]

Welcome! Every piece in my shop is handmade and carefully designed and created by me. We create high quality and affordable sterling silver, gold filled and gemstone jewelry. ---------------------------------Description of the details------------------------------------ 1) pearl: white natural freshwater pearl 7-8mm Also have pink and grey pearl color available just leave it in personalization option 2)style: earring you can buy one of each or 2 gentleman or 2 mermaids 3)metal: sterling…

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Normally I’m not a fan of skull jewelry designs, but these intricately carved pearl skulls are really, really well done. Tokyo-based jewelry designer, Shinji Nakaba, creates these delicate-looking skull rings and skull brooches. I’d love to see an entire skull pearl necklace by Nakaba, but sadly I didn’t see one on his website. Hopefully he sees this and considers making one. Now that would be a statement necklace! Exquisite stuff, but since no prices are listed, I’m assuming the prices must…

Japanese artist / jeweler Shinji Nakaba puts anatomical forms—skulls and flowers—into “wearable sculptures,” including human and animal skulls carved from oyster pearls.

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