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Transition from brunch to afternoon drinks in these pretty, pretty pagodas! Hanging elegantly from our 18mm hoops, these unique shapes are here to add a pop of colour to your all-day attire. If you're a lover of art, colour or funky shapes then you can't go past these beauties!
Wear these to brunch, lunch, happy hour or any social occasion where you want to show off.
Featuring art by Australian Artist Ellis Rowan
Sterling silver hoops (18mm in diameter)
Reversible silver alloy panels with artwork on one side and sleek brushed silver on the other
2.2cm long x 3cm wide
2 grams each
Australian made in Currumbin, QLD
ABOUT ELLIS ROWAN:
Marian Ellis Rowan (1848–1922), known as Ellis Rowan, was a celebrated self-taught Australian botanical and natural history artist, author and intrepid explorer. Starting in Victoria, she transformed flower painting into a powerful blend of scientific illustration and artistic expression. Over a career spanning nearly five decades, she created thousands of richly detailed watercolours of plants, birds and insects from Australia and around the world. Celebrated in her lifetime with multiple exhibition awards and being widely collected, she also published acclaimed illustrated books and redefined the role of women in science and art at a time when both were largely male domains.
It is a privilege for Moe Moe Design to work with the museum and the Trevor Kennedy Foundation to bring this exceptional range to the public.
For more information visit: nma.gov.au
Artwork: Eucalyptus Blossom (approx. 1890) from the Trevor Kennedy collection at the National Museum of Australia.