Christabelle Blue Bunny Rabbit Flower Crown Wreath Artisan Large Pendant Per Pc

We are so excited to introduce our Spring collection of painted pendants, especially little Christabelle!  This sweet bunny features soft, snowy fur and blue Forget-Me-Knot flowers.  She has been crowned in gorgeous peony flowers and wreathed in a garland of spring blooms, plus she features adorable details like a little bunny nose and fluffy cheeks.  

We designed this pendant in our studio and had it created to our specifications, so you won't find this little bunny anywhere else!  We then hand painted it with paints and patinas and accented it in pearly shimmers before sealing it with a glossy clear resin.  This bunny has been hand painted to look like an enameled pendant and would look lovely on a plain chain, but you can also bead around it for a truly one of a kind design.  This listing is for 1 pendant.

These pendants have been painted by the Dry Gulch gals in our studio in the Ozarks area of Missouri. Adding life to handmade jewelry by painting plain metal components is one of our favorite things to do. Our hand painted pendants and components can take up to to 2 days to complete in our studio!

These pendants are made of an antique silver plated base metal alloy and have been hand painted with metal-specific paints and patinas. No two pendants are ever exactly alike because of their hand painted nature.  These pendants also feature pearly shimmers for extra pizazz.  The back side has not been painted, though there may be a little residue from the painting process. These pendants have been gently distressed for a vintage look and then sealed with glossy resin. The resin protects the color and imparts an enameled effect.

These pendants are medium-to-large in size, they are approximately 2-1/4" inches long by 2" inches wide. There is a 4mm loop at the top. The photos in this listing include a ruler so you can see how big the pendant is. This pendant comes mounted on a paper card and includes one small jumpring. All photos have been taken outdoors in sunlight, but as always, computer and mobile screens display colors differently.