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 solid panel pendant, crafted in Sterling Silver, brings together two of Mackintosh's most celebrated and recognisable motifs. The upper half features three precise square cut-outs arranged in a clean vertical sequence, a nod to the bold geometric grids that defined his architectural and interior work. Below, a large stylised rose is pierced openly through the metal, its spiralling petals rendered with the flowing, organic confidence that made his botanical forms iconic.
It is a piece that tells the Mackintosh story in miniature; the tension between the ruled line and the natural form, the grid and the garden, that made his work so distinctive and so enduring.
Approximately 28mm x 9mm, weight 1.5g.
Product Code: RMSP6110
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 solid panel pendant, crafted in Sterling Silver, brings together two of Mackintosh's most celebrated and recognisable motifs. The upper half features three precise square cut-outs arranged in a clean vertical sequence, a nod to the bold geometric grids that defined his architectural and interior work. Below, a large stylised rose is pierced openly through the metal, its spiralling petals rendered with the flowing, organic confidence that made his botanical forms iconic.
It is a piece that tells the Mackintosh story in miniature; the tension between the ruled line and the natural form, the grid and the garden, that made his work so distinctive and so enduring.
Approximately 28mm x 9mm, weight 1.5g.
Product Code: RMSP6110
