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Bracelet, 'Chiang Mai with Flowers'

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Product ID: 21943

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6.7" L x 0.8" W

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Weight: 0.42 oz

Sterling silver

Ships from NOVICA Office in Thailand.

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Bracelet, 'Chiang Mai with Flowers'

Intricate flowers, elaborated in a burst of multiple tiers, act as bridges between the two linked chains of this silver bracelet by Thiva Boonnak. These flowers are representative of Chiang Mai, a northern province famous for its colorful flowers that are often displayed in vibrant floats created for celebrations. Bold angles and unique construction make this a wonderful accessory for an elegant night on the town.

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Thiva Boonnak

The Boonnak's home witnessed the birth of silver crafting in Thailand at the turn of the 20th century. King Chulalongkorn was patron of the arts and settled Burmese craftsmen the area.

Thiva Boonnak speaks reflectively of her art amidst the scattered tools and the pieces in progress that fill her family's old-fashioned workshop.

"Our region's...

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Thiva Boonnak

Thiva Boonnak speaks reflectively of her art amidst the scattered tools and the pieces in progress that fill her family's old-fashioned workshop.

"Our region's designs are all special. Each one is unique and grandiose." Her soft words echo the proud sentiments passed on by her family generations before her.

Thiva Boonnak tells how her father taught her and her brothers the silversmith craft, and how he showed them not only the technical, intricate skills, but also transmitted the smith's labor of love. With such passion flowing from their hearts to their hands it is not difficult to understand why the work of Thiva Boonnak's family is so highly esteemed in Thailand.

The Boonnak's home witnessed the birth of silver crafting in Thailand at the turn of the 20th century. King Chulalongkorn was patron of the arts and settled Burmese craftsmen the area. They shared the secrets of their ancient and intricate craft, which the Boonnak family has since elevated to its highest plateau.

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