CAIRN Pendant Vol.1

CAIRN Pendant — Polyhedral Glass & Silver Jewelry

CAIRN pendant, silver and polyhedral glass, overlapping motifs on dark stone (smoky gray)

CAIRN pendant, silver and polyhedral glass, clear transparency on stone

CAIRN pendant, silver and polyhedral glass, pink layers (close-up)

Inherited Gestures

Stones piled up by human hands called "CAIRN" can be found along riversides and mountain trails. The CAIRN pendant draws inspiration from the custom of stone stacking that has been passed down as trail markers around the world. Stones that may seem unrelated at first glance are balanced and stacked together, eventually becoming guideposts for someone. Even without correct answers or clear rules, they gradually take shape over time. We were drawn to the unexpected narrative quality found there, and thus CAIRN was born.

CAIRN reference photo, stacked stones by a riverside (black and white)

CAIRN reference photo, close-up of stacked stones balance (black and white)

Two motifs and one overlap

The CAIRN pendant incorporates the way stones overlap and create relationships while becoming guideposts, translated into a wearable form. It features a structure consisting of two multifaceted glass motifs and a minimal silver ring. As markers for the recurring folds of daily life and for tracing one's own journey. In daily life, each time light hits the chest area, various expressions emerge.