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Drawing on the rich imagery left behind in Incan architecture and works of art, Peruvian artisan Dina designs the handcrafted ceramic pendant of this intriguing necklace. Symbols in red, yellow, purple and green are hand painted on a gorgeous blue background; a lined tubular bead in similar colors sits atop the pendant which hangs from nylon cord.

Adorned with hand-painted lotus motifs and sacred symbols, this ceramic pendant necklace draws inspiration from the Ashtamangala, the Eight Auspicious Signs of religions like Hinduism and Buddhism. Designed with care, it hangs from a sleek black cord that adjusts effortlessly with a mango wood bead for a comfortable fit. India’s Ritu Thapar brings together meaningful artistry and versatile design in this distinctive accessory.

Turn heads with this breathtaking ceramic statement necklace, showcasing a bold fan-shaped pendant adorned with concentric rows of vibrant orange accents against a lustrous metallic backdrop. Designed by India's Deepti Lav, the pendant is meticulously crafted and painted by hand before being sealed with a protective lacquer that enhances its rich colors and intricate details. Orange and golden-hued ceramic beads alternate with dainty glass beads along the black cord, creating a rhythm of color that draws the eye toward the sculptural centerpiece below. A sliding knot closure offers adjustable length for versatile styling, making this gorgeous necklace an effortless way to elevate any look with artisanal charm.

Inca culture serves as the basis for the design of this pair of ceramic pendant necklaces from Peruvian artisan Dina. One pendant has a pink and white background and the other a blue and white backdrop; each is filled with symbols and shapes that recall the geometric motifs found on ancient artifacts. Hand painted in various vivid hues, the pendants hang from black nylon cord and are crowned with blue and red beads.

The art of the ancient Incas serves as inspiration for this pair of ceramic pendant necklaces from Peruvian artisan Dina. Decorated with symbols and shapes that recall the ancient culture's architecture and textiles, the pendants are painted by hand using purple, yellow, red, and black colors against a white and blue background. Each pendant is crowned with a tubular bead painted with similar designs and tones and hangs from black nylon cord.