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Product ID: 412162
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This 950 silver pendant takes its inspiration from Thai tribal patterns, placed onto a circular disk much like a mandala. The oxidation serves in part to highlight the intricate details of the piece. Silverwork is a northern Thai tradition and one that designer Sasithon Saisuk as adopted and innovated to create pieces that suit both traditional Thai and modern clothing styles.
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I wear this with so many different outfits and get so many complements. It ends up being a conversation piece when I tell people its made from coconut shell. People love it!
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Perfect size for wearing both on one side or two sides:) These bells make a cute noise(dingles)when I move it is intoxicating!!!:) I will buy another pair for my favorite friend . I would love a to have a necklace with this bell
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Simple but gorgeous accent on a turtleneck sweater!
You can find our silver pendant 'Tribal Charm' by Sasithon Saisuk in jewelry categories such as Hill Tribe Pendants, No Stone Pendants, Silver Pendants and Fine Silver Pendants. Enjoy exploring these sections for other Novica treasures.
Microcredit Financing
Sasithon Saisuk has received 4 microcredit loans with 0% interest from Kiva and Novica, the first for $2300 and the most recent for $1100. Proceeds were used to stock up on raw materials for her handcrafted jewelry and fashion accessories.
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