Indian Royal Hindu Princess Miniature Art Statement Earrings Ethnic Trade Beads Jewelry
$ 89.00
These beautiful long dangle earrings feature artisan ceramic pendants of an Indian Queen's miniature painting, red and white Venetian white heart eye "skunk" beads from the Venetian African trade and estimated to be dated late 1800-early 1900s, gold plated disc beads, gold pearl finish ceramic beads, matte black Czech glass beads and black finish brass components.
The ceramic charms used in these earrings were made in Lithuania by the wonderful ceramic artist Lina Macijauskiene.
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