Style No. KR700 Handmade in Japan A unique ring featuring three chrysanthemum crests, each with eight petals that have squared tips, inspired by the traditional Japanese family crest Yatsu-giku. Yatsu-giku means “eight-petal chrysanthemum” in Japanese, and it is considered one of the rarest Kikumon designs. Crafted using the traditional Japanese openwork technique known as Sukashi, which is widely used in metalwork, woodwork, and interior design. Made of sterling silver (925) with a vintage-inspired oxidized and hand-polished finish. Each piece is cast in a small, family-operated metal workshop in Tokyo.Available in US sizes 9 to 13. The flower motif measures approximately 2.0 cm. Comes with a Japanese pig suede pouch.
