Represent all those positive transformations in your life with this unique serpent talisman necklace.
Description
The Serpent is one of the oldest mythological, historical and cultural symbols. Serpents can often be a common fear, but spiritually, they can teach us so much. The Serpent sheds its skin as its grows, which teaches us to let go of setbacks and transform our energy into something positive. This symbolic act of nature inspired Rhi to create this piece.
‘Lima’ translates to ‘file, polish, revision’ in Latin, and its repetition perfectly encapsulates the intricate process that sits at the heart of everything Rhiannon does at Lima Lima HQ. Inspired by everything from mystical symbolism to architecture, sculpture to art, her work aims to transcend throwaway trends in favour of timeless, interesting designs that can be worn time and time again.
Materials and Dimensions
Comes on a recycled silver chain
Chain size: 18 inch
Pendant measures 1.3cm x 3cm (including bail)
Eco Silver Pendant
Features
Made from recycled materials
Wearable, everyday piece
Symbolic design
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