Description
Broche de Nácar Inspirado en Cheonghwa Baekja – Diseño de Crisantemo y Granada
Belleza Atemporal Arraigada en la Tradición
Celebre la elegancia del patrimonio coreano con este broche artesanal, inspirado en los icónicos platos Cheonghwa Baekja que florecieron durante la dinastía Joseon. Reconocidas en el siglo XIX por sus intrincadas representaciones de granadas, crisantemos y peonías, estas obras maestras de porcelana ahora encuentran una nueva vida en este exquisito accesorio.
Artesanía Intrincada con Materiales Naturales
Este broche presenta un delicado diseño de crisantemo y granada con incrustaciones de nácar genuino. Utilizando técnicas tradicionales, cada pieza se elabora a mano, lo que garantiza que no haya dos artículos exactamente iguales. El material de nácar natural muestra patrones, texturas y colores únicos, lo que hace que cada broche sea único.
Tenga en cuenta: Lo que puede parecer una textura en relieve es parte del efecto visual natural del nácar. A pesar de su apariencia tridimensional, la superficie permanece suave al tacto y no es un defecto.
Elementos de Diseño Simbólico
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1–3 Crisantemos: Como una de las Cuatro Plantas Graciosas, los crisantemos representan la lealtad y la resistencia, conocidos por su capacidad para conservar la belleza incluso frente a las primeras heladas.
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4–6 Granadas: Con su vibrante fruto y flores rojas, las granadas simbolizan la fertilidad y la felicidad familiar, atesoradas en la cultura coreana durante generaciones.
Detalles del Producto
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Material: Acrílico, Nácar Natural, Resina, ABS
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Tamaño: 47 × 47 × 12 mm
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Origen: Corea del Sur
Notas Importantes
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El diseño del embalaje puede variar según el fabricante.
Los colores reales del producto pueden variar ligeramente debido a la configuración del monitor.
Debido a que este es un artículo hecho a mano, las ligeras variaciones en el color y el patrón son naturales y parte de su encanto.
Realce su atuendo con una pieza que conlleva siglos de tradición: este broche no es solo un accesorio, sino una historia en forma de prenda.
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Leonie Schröder from Berlin, Deutschland –
Vor einigen Wochen habe ich diesen brokanten Broschen im lokalen Kunsthandwerksladen entdeckt und war sofort fasziniert. Die Verwendung von schillerndem Mutterperl sorgt für einen unglaublichen Glanz, während das chrysanthemen- und granatäpfelmotiv mich an mein Oma’s traditionelle Geschirr erinnert.
Jasmine Whitaker from Toronto, Canada (verified owner) –
Amidst the fusion of art and tradition, the K-Heritage Cheonghwa Baekja brooch captures one’s gaze like a reflection in tranquil waters. Living near Lake Ontario offers perspectives on cultural infusion that are as diverse as Toronto itself. The chrysanthemum symbolizes longevity, while the pomegranate invites abundance into one’s life—timeless motifs embracing heritage yet taking bold strides towards modernity! With meticulous craftsmanship echoing centuries gone by through each layer of iridescent mother-of-pearl inlay—a unique connection forms every time light catches its gleam. It’s not just jewelry; it breathes stories worthy to be adorned.
Marta Schneider from Berlin, Germany (verified owner) –
As an art enthusiast in Berlin, I’ve always appreciated pieces that marry cultural history with personal elegance. The Cheonghwa Baekja-inspired mother-of-pearl brooch embodies such exquisite craftsmanship! When I first laid eyes on the intricate chrysanthemum and pomegranate design, I was immediately transported to the bygone era of Joseon Dynasty ceramics — a delicate bridge across centuries. Unlike mass-produced accessories commonly found nowadays, this unique piece truly showcases nature’s palette; each swirl and gleam differs as much as human expression itself. Whether layered over a turtleneck or gracing my favorite coat’s lapel at museum openings, it sparks conversations and admiration alike—a rarity today.
Marisol Campos from Los Angeles, USA (verified owner) –
Initially, I was skeptical about the price tag for what is essentially a piece of jewelry. However, upon receiving the Cheonghwa Baekja brooch, any hesitation quickly vanished! The craftsmanship tells an incredible story—a vibrant connection to Korean artistry that transports me back in time. Its intricacy highlights every petal and fruit perfectly embedded with shimmering mother-of-pearl; it’s as if nature has collaborated in this beautiful creation. Each glance reveals something new—the reflections dance under different lights—that speak not just of style but rich history too! Who knew my wardrobe could bridge cultures so effortlessly? A unique conversation starter worth cherishing.
Madison Taylor from Toronto, Canada –
When I gifted this brooch to my grandmother, her eyes sparkled brighter than the Mother-of-Pearl. It tells a story of heritage and resilience – simply magical!
Jiho Park from Busan, South Korea –
Okay, so I’ve been rockin’ this brooch that screams heritage vibes! It’s like wearing a piece of art from Korea on my jacket. The way the mother-of-pearl shimmers in sunlight? Seriously, it adds this level of glam to any outfit! Not just your average accessory; you can feel the love and detail that went into making it. Plus, if anyone asks about it at brunch, prepare for a full-on history lesson about Joseon Dynasty decor. Highly recommend grabbing one—totally unique!