This necklace brings together pattern, patience, and quiet abundance. Featuring imagery from an early 20th-century Aubusson carpet, the central vignettes carry the language of handwoven design—Maltese crosses, geometrics, and rhythmic repetition—once meant to warm grand rooms and now reimagined as something intimate and wearable. Paired with softly luminous pearls, the piece feels both grounded and ceremonial, a small offering to beauty that endures through careful hands and attentive eyes.

Details

• Adjustable length: 18–20 inches
• Hand-knotted freshwater pearls on nylon cord
• Ethiopian brass beads
• Gold fill clasp
• Bronze chain extender

This is a one-of-a-kind item. You will receive the item pictured here.

Collectors Notes:
Aubusson carpets were prized not only for their craftsmanship but for the way pattern carried memory—symbols repeated, rearranged, and passed forward. I loved setting these motifs against pearls, letting structure and softness coexist. This necklace feels like a quiet talisman of continuity: history made flexible, wearable, and close to the heart.