Edamame Ichi Pendant
$240.00
Simplicity has its own special power and elegance - a single bronze replica of a complete Edamame pod. Suspended on a flowing double strand of sterling silver dapped cable chain with tourmaline flourish.
1275 July 26 - The word "edamamé" first appears in Japan when the well-known Buddhist saint Nichiren Shônin writes a note thanking a parishioner for the edamamé he left at the temple. In: Nichiren Shonin Gosho Zenshu (The Collected Writings of Saint Nichiren).
Chain Length: 18” Dimensions: < 4 cm Materials: Bronze, sterling silver, tourmaline
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