Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a gifted artist, designer, craftsman and architect, one of the defining figures of the Glasgow Style and the flowering of Art Nouveau in Scotland. As part of the celebrated group known as 'The Four', his influence on decorative arts remains unmatched.
This oval pendant, crafted in solid Sterling Silver, brings together the two defining elements of Mackintosh's decorative language within a clean elliptical frame. A bold, sculpted rose fills the upper half; rounded and richly three-dimensional, its petals caught mid-unfurl. Below, an open geometric grid anchors the lower half with characteristic architectural precision, its right angles in deliberate contrast to the organic form above.
The oval frame itself feels almost window-like, as though the rose is being viewed through a pane of glass, a fleeting glimpse of the natural world held within a structural border.
Approximately 20mm x 10mm, weight 1.5g.
Product Code: RMSP6133
Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a gifted artist, designer, craftsman and architect, one of the defining figures of the Glasgow Style and the flowering of Art Nouveau in Scotland. As part of the celebrated group known as 'The Four', his influence on decorative arts remains unmatched.
This oval pendant, crafted in solid Sterling Silver, brings together the two defining elements of Mackintosh's decorative language within a clean elliptical frame. A bold, sculpted rose fills the upper half; rounded and richly three-dimensional, its petals caught mid-unfurl. Below, an open geometric grid anchors the lower half with characteristic architectural precision, its right angles in deliberate contrast to the organic form above.
The oval frame itself feels almost window-like, as though the rose is being viewed through a pane of glass, a fleeting glimpse of the natural world held within a structural border.
Approximately 20mm x 10mm, weight 1.5g.
Product Code: RMSP6133
