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This pendant feels almost like a weathered mask — dark, expression-like, with protrusions where eyes and a mouth might be. Handcrafted from wild ocean material you’ve likely never worn before.

Front

• The blackened core is slightly twisted, shifting the facial shape as you turn it
• Two pale, hollow cylindrical forms (eyes), rough like drifted coral, sit firmly fixed — not swinging, but embedded with intent
• Their surfaces echo bark and bone, adding sharp contrast to the dense black base
• The "mouth" is held by a loop, fused directly into the form
• Eyes, mouth, and base all stem from the same wild material — shaped, split, and rejoined into one body

Back

• Pierced with irregular, functional openings that anchor the features from behind — exposing how it’s all held together without glue, adhesive, or nails

Mounting

• A blackened ring loops through a dark metal eyelet embedded into the top — clean, steady, unobtrusive

Cord

• Braided leather cord runs through the ring — leaving the form freely suspended, untouched, and centered