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 link bracelet, crafted in solid Sterling Silver, is the most architectural piece in the bracelet range. Each tapering trapezoid link combines a stylised rose in flowing relief with an open geometric grid; the two signature Mackintosh motifs compressed into a single tile-like form. The links all flow in the same direction as they connect, giving the bracelet a strong, unified sense of movement around the wrist, like a procession of architectural panels.
Fastened with a classic bolt ring clasp, it sits flat and neat, structured and graphic in a way that sets it apart from the more fluid oval and marquise link bracelets in the range.
18cm (7") in length, weight 6.5g.
Product Code: RMB7161
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 link bracelet, crafted in solid Sterling Silver, is the most architectural piece in the bracelet range. Each tapering trapezoid link combines a stylised rose in flowing relief with an open geometric grid; the two signature Mackintosh motifs compressed into a single tile-like form. The links all flow in the same direction as they connect, giving the bracelet a strong, unified sense of movement around the wrist, like a procession of architectural panels.
Fastened with a classic bolt ring clasp, it sits flat and neat, structured and graphic in a way that sets it apart from the more fluid oval and marquise link bracelets in the range.
18cm (7") in length, weight 6.5g.
Product Code: RMB7161
