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The Danha Marble Wing Brooch
Reference TKIM-D-089
Wings. In marble.
Current pricing confirmed in conversation.
Fit and measurements
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Ordering and delivery
There is no cart and no checkout. Ordering starts with a note to Eric that names reference TKIM-D-089.
Fabric and details
Danha takes a wing form rendered in marble-pattern enamel. Two wings spread from a central stone, pin-back at the rear. Worn at the coat lapel or the jeogori collar in spring.
Marble-pattern enamel over metal. Steel pin-back.
Occasion
A Sunday service where the coat stays on. A spring portrait under directional light. The pin for the coat lapel that the friend across the pew notices and asks about on the way out.
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Wing motifs have lived in Korean ornament since the Three Kingdoms period, when bird imagery entered ceremonial metalwork. The form held through the dynasties and into the modern wardrobe, where the wing reads as flight, as lift, as the small lift that ornament gives a wearer at the start of a day.
Marble-pattern enamel laid over a metal body, with two wings spreading from a central stone. The enamel is fired so the marble pattern holds its register through the life of the piece. The steel pin at the back fastens without bending the cloth. The brooch is sized to land at the lapel or the collar without crowding the line beneath.
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