'Helios Necklace' von Elisabeth Schotte Flensted with the typical positive-negative effect:

with the typical positive-negative effect: the pattern appears on the back of the towel as a negative print of the front

Sargadelos has been manufacturing porcelain in Galicia

die von den ältesten Schmuckfunden inspiriert ist

Nousaku began making Buddhist ritual objects

A lion is depicted on the front of the coin and a tiny scorpion on the reverse

'Helios Necklace' von Elisabeth Schotte Flensted with the typical positive-negative effect:The coin pendant of the 'Helios Necklace' was recreated from a hemidrachm, a small silver coin from Rhodes from 250 229 BC. The obverse shows the radiant head of Helios, the reverse a hibiscus flower. Helios was of great importance in antiquity as the god and personification of the sun. He was considered an omniscient witness and played an important role in mythology. Berlin based designer Elisabeth Schotte creates delicate, narrative pieces of