Edition I, The Scribes Warm-Up

$185.00

Edition Status: Closed. This is one of a kind and won’t be reproduced again in this form.

This is an individually hand engraved 31 mm sterling silver circlet pendant featuring gold sheen obsidian, pyrite and lava stone clusters.

Individual Study Notes - This letter study reproduces a medieval latin abecedarian sentence used to train novice scribes. It translates to "Your achievements rise above the earth and throughout the region of the zephyr". The engraving faithfully copies a monk's handwriting from his notebook, including the correction he made while practicing.

Included with your piece

• An Archive Card

• The exact piece shown in the photographs.

• A handmade adjustable and waterproof rope necklace.

• Presentation packaging, ready for giving or safekeeping.

Hand engraving

This piece has been individually hand engraved in Adelaide, Australia and is offered exactly as photographed.

Edition Status: Closed. This is one of a kind and won’t be reproduced again in this form.

This is an individually hand engraved 31 mm sterling silver circlet pendant featuring gold sheen obsidian, pyrite and lava stone clusters.

Individual Study Notes - This letter study reproduces a medieval latin abecedarian sentence used to train novice scribes. It translates to "Your achievements rise above the earth and throughout the region of the zephyr". The engraving faithfully copies a monk's handwriting from his notebook, including the correction he made while practicing.

Included with your piece

• An Archive Card

• The exact piece shown in the photographs.

• A handmade adjustable and waterproof rope necklace.

• Presentation packaging, ready for giving or safekeeping.

Hand engraving

This piece has been individually hand engraved in Adelaide, Australia and is offered exactly as photographed.

Presented as Part of
The Archive 

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