MAKIE Pearl Earrings | Japanese Pattern Single
These delicate and beautiful earrings feature large freshwater pearls lacquered with gold powder.
Each piece is carefully painted by a Kyoto lacquerware artist, allowing you to fully enjoy the craftsmanship behind it.
We use 24 -karat gold powder, but intentionally give the gold a slightly dull color to blend in with the pearls.
The gentle glow of the pearls and the intricate craftsmanship of the lacquer work are breathtaking when viewed up close, and bring out the refined and dignified aura of a woman.
This is a single type with only one ear decorated with Maki-e, so you can enjoy the contrast between the plain pearl and the Maki-e. You can casually and stylishly wear the beauty of Maki-e.
All of the designs are traditional Japanese patterns used on kimonos and other items, but the geometric and graffiti-like patterns chosen do not give a heavy impression, and they not only go well with Japanese clothing, but also create a modern impression when paired with Western clothing.
Each pattern has a traditional meaning that people have put their feelings into since ancient times.
Please come and find your favorite pattern.
*Please choose earrings.
* Earrings come with silicone backings. (Different from the backing shown in the first product details image.)
*The earrings are made with soft, spring-free parts that are less likely to cause pain.
*We also have a pair type with Maki-e on both ears available.
| Hemp leaf , chrysanthemum, scale pattern, floral lattice, Narihira diamond |
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Pearl size: approx. 11.5mm |
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Freshwater pearl, lacquer, gold powder 24K earrings: K10 (post) and silicone (back) Earrings: SILVER925 (K18GP) |
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Please enter your gift wrapping request and delivery date and time in the "Order Request" section on the cart page. |
< Hemp leaf >
This pattern combines hemp leaf motifs with a regular hexagon. Hexagons, which are made up of triangles that have the power to ward off evil, are said to have a strong power to ward off evil, and because hemp is strong and grows quickly, this pattern is often used on baby clothes and children's kimonos in hopes of children's healthy growth. It is a pattern that is appreciated both as a "charm" to protect oneself and as a gift with the hope that the child will grow up straight, strong, and healthy.
<Chrysanthemum>
Chrysanthemums have been a representative plant of autumn since ancient times, and along with cherry blossoms, they are a favorite flower of the Japanese people. They have long been used on costumes and other items as a symbol of longevity and warding off evil spirits. They have a strong vitality, and the way their petals bloom radially is likened to the sun, and in the Muromachi period they came to be treated as one of the autumn plant designs that symbolize Japan. They are a perfect motif to use as a "charm" for yourself, with the wish to be a "healthy and beautiful woman," or as a gift with the wish to "stay healthy forever."
＜Scale pattern＞
A scale pattern made up of a series of equilateral or isosceles triangles. It is said to ward off disasters at sea and evil spirits, and is also used to ward off demons lurking within women, and is often used on kimonos and obi belts worn by women. It is a perfect pattern to use as a "charm" to protect yourself, or as a gift to express your wish to protect a loved one.
<Flower Lattice>
A checkered pattern of small flowers and dots. It is a modern, feminine and cute pattern. As stripes became very popular in the Edo period, many variations were created by changing the thickness and number of vertical and horizontal stripes. Flower check is one of them. It is a pattern that can be worn casually by a wide range of people, from young women to the elderly.
<Narihirahisashi>
Narihira-bishi is said to be a pattern that evolved from the Miedasuki (triple sash). When Ariwara no Narihira, the most handsome aristocrat of the Heian period, was depicted in paintings, this pattern was often attached to the clothing he was wearing, hence the name. This pattern is also depicted in the Tale of Genji picture scroll. This pattern is of Ariwara no Narihira, who is said to be the most handsome aristocrat. It is the perfect pattern for adult women who wish to be elegant and beautiful.
・If you scrape the Maki-e part too hard, it may peel off. ・Because it is handmade by artisans, the color and pattern may vary slightly. ・It uses lacquer. It will not peel off easily with daily use, but please do not drop, scrape or wear it. (Repairs are available at any time.)
・To clean, wipe with a dry, soft cloth or tissue.・Lacquer may cause a skin rash depending on your constitution. If you notice any abnormality on your skin, discontinue use and consult a specialist. Once the lacquer has completely hardened over time, you will no longer have a rash, so if you notice any abnormality on your skin, expose it to air in a well-ventilated place for about 1 to 2 months and then use it again.・Herkimark Oats products vary in the size and shape of the stones. The image shown when worn is of a larger stone. The design makes use of the stones as they were at the time of mining, so they may have rounded corners or contain inclusions. Please enjoy each one as its unique personality.
＜ Orders (payments) made by 12:00 will be shipped the same day＞
Orders placed on holidays (Tuesdays and Wednesdays) and during the New Year holidays will be shipped on the next business day.
If we receive a large number of orders or our company is closed, delivery may take longer than usual. (We will contact you in advance if delivery is delayed.)
* Bridal products are different.
<Specify delivery date and time>
You can choose the delivery date from 5 days after the purchase date.
If no specification is given, we will arrange for delivery as soon as possible.
Please add the item to your cart and then enter your order details in the order notes.
Please note that we may not be able to meet your request. If your desired date and time has passed, we will contact you by email.
* Bridal products are different.
If you would like gift wrapping, please enter your request in the "Order Request" section on the cart page.
<Available time slots>
in the morning
From 14:00 to 16:00
From 16:00 to 18:00
From 18:00 to 20:00
From 7pm to 9pm
