A small fragment, as if unearthed from an ancient shore. This pendant takes its name from Sappho, the poetess whose verses survive only in scattered pieces, yet still sing of love, longing, and luminous presence. Cast in bronze, it carries the quiet gravity of a broken statue, imperfect and fragmented.
Like Sappho’s poetry, the pendant suggests what is absent as much as what remains: an invitation to remember, to listen, to feel the trace of beauty across centuries.
A small fragment, as if unearthed from an ancient shore. This pendant takes its name from Sappho, the poetess whose verses survive only in scattered pieces, yet still sing of love, longing, and luminous presence. Cast in bronze, it carries the quiet gravity of a broken statue, imperfect and fragmented.
Like Sappho’s poetry, the pendant suggests what is absent as much as what remains: an invitation to remember, to listen, to feel the trace of beauty across centuries.
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