Some pieces announce themselves. This one settles in.
The Arc is a crescent-shaped pendant formed entirely by hand using the Japanese technique of Mitsuro Hikime - sculpted in wax by hand, then cast in silver to preserve every mark the process leaves behind. The result is a surface that catches light from every angle: fine, organic striations that read differently in the morning than they do at dinner, differently when held than when worn.
The arc shape is one of the oldest forms in personal adornment - worn across cultures, across centuries, for reasons that were never purely decorative. There's something in the form that simply belongs close to the body.
