Object Statement modernist pendant with articulated drops and long chain. Scandinavia, likely Norway, 1960s to 1970s
Material Pewter with a darkened patina Metal chain
Design The composition is built around a compact central plate with layered abstract forms. The upper section has a mask like structure, with pierced openings and small relief details that catch light unevenly. The geometry is not strictly symmetrical, which gives the piece a slightly raw, hand shaped presence typical for the period.
Below, three articulated elements are suspended, each ending in short chain tassels. These parts move freely and respond to body movement, adding a quiet metallic rhythm and visual depth. The contrast between solid forms and openwork areas creates a shifting play of light.
The language of the piece aligns with Scandinavian modernist jewelry from the late 1960s and 1970s, where sculptural expression and material texture were more important than polish or ornament.
Construction Single cast central plate Three separate hanging elements attached with rings Original long chain
Dimensions Pendant length 10.5 cm including drops Chain length 70 cm
Condition Very good vintage condition Light surface wear consistent with age
Wear and use Sits low on the chest due to the long chain Works as a central piece over simple clothing
