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HandCuff Chain (Brass)
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WrapAround (SilverCross)
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AbeMaria (RedGarnet)
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Flash Pin (Brass)
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Dance of Life
$ 435
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Handcuff Chain is a provocative and original brass wallet and key chain.
Edgy and unique, it fuses the spirit of bondage sub-culture with rock ‘n’ roll attitude.
Its versatile design allows for it to be worn in a variety of combinations to suit every occasion and mood.
Daring and rock ‘n’ roll to the core, this is a must have for those who shun the restraints of convention.
Oz Abstract original, 100% handmade from solid brass.
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Oz Abstract Tokyo’s X series brings you this decadent purple and red ribbon embellished with a small Gothic Cross in oxidized silver. Versatile enough to be worn as either a necklace or bracelet, this is a cool and casual must have piece of vintage urban fashion. Rustic style is crowned with a single polished silver bead that allows for easy size adjustment.
The piece is beautifully presented in its very own polished brass Maria box. Makes a gorgeous gift or lucky token; easily personalized with charms of your choosing.
Oz Abstract Tokyo original piece; 100% handmade from fine silk and sterling silver.
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Lightning strikes in a dazzling display of shimmering brass with this gorgeous pin from the Oz Abstract Lightning series.
Superbly hand carved from polished brass with depth and precision, Lightning Pin is an elegant accessory for all-season urban chic. Fastens with two clutches.
Oz Abstract Tokyo original; 100% handmade from pure brass.
More about this design;
生者必滅の舞 - Syoujya Hitsumetsu no Mai (The Dance of Life) (The Dance of Life）
The Front Side;
Syoujya Hitsumetsu no Mai (生者必滅の舞), is explained in the Buddhist Impermanence.
No matter how prosperous and prolific ones life may be, decline, flux, and finally perish are inevitable. Life will always end.
It does not matter how enjoyable and fulfilling life may be, the idea of its inevitable ending is a constant reflection of our everyday existence.
In that sense and keeping the above in mind, life`s greatness should be embraced and each moment should be seized and appreciated for its beauty.
The Back Side;
Reflecting on the teachings of the Buddhist Impermanence, the cycle of death and rebirth to which life in the material world is bound.
The endless fight of ones life, winning and losing and the scramble of our existence in this world is a repeating reality through out our destiny.
