Necklace inspired by the “kiousteki” that accompanied the Karagouna costume of the plains of Thessaly in the 19th and 20th century. “Kiousteki” was a cross-shaped chain jewellery with filigree plaques attached to the costume with birdlike clasps. It was worn by both women and men.

NECKLACE | TRIKERI

NECKLACES

Pendant with heron, the mythical sacred bird&nbsp;that decorated ancient Minoan vessels.

PENDANT | HERON 1.5 CM (SMALL)

This necklace draws&nbsp;inspiration from the Byzantine Empire which was characterized by and focused on Christianity.

THE "BYZANTIUM" NECKLACE

GIFTS UP TO 100€

INDEPENDENCE DAY

Pendant&nbsp;inspired from a stone, cruciform figurine of two superimposed figures.Cruciform figurines have most probably developed from the stump-like figurines of the preceding Neolithic period, but are thinner and more slender than their predecessors. They have a high neck, disproportionately large flattish head slightly tilted back, extended arms, and legs bent at the knees or in a squatting posture. Some of them bear suspension-hole in the upper part of the head and were apparently worn as pendants. They probably reflect religious beliefs about fertility and re-generation. They may have been linked with the cult of the “Great Mother Goddess” or with practices associated with childbirth. Chalcolithic period (3900-2500 BC)

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