上杉謙信
SILVER MOTIF JEWELRY
Sharp planes and deep shadows define a form quietly imbued
with righteousness and devotion to Bishamonten.
Solitary, yet pure.
This sharp, uncompromising spirit is transposed
into a piece for the modern wardrobe.
RING
Inspired by the Mitsumori Kikko pattern of the chain armor worn by Bishamonten, this ring carries its interlocking form into a sculptural design.
Uesugi Kenshin, who took up the sword in the name of righteousness, is reflected in the meeting of the dragon's form and the Bishamon Kikk motif.
Emerging from the interplay of light and shadow, the dragon's finely sculpted visage rests upon the finger, quietly supporting the spirit of its wearer.
PENDANT
Inspired by the Mitsumori Kikko pattern of the chain armor worn by Bishamonten, this pendant carries its interlocking form into a sculptural design.
Uesugi Kenshin, who took up the sword in the name of righteousness, is reflected in the meeting of the dragon's form and the Bishamon Kikko motif.
Emerging from the interplay of light and shadow, the dragon's finely sculpted visage rests close to the heart, quietly supporting the spirit of its wearer.
RING
Inspired by Uesugi Kenshin, the "Dragon of Echigo," this ring reflects his commanding presence in the form of a soaring dragon.
Drawn from the Unryu-zu painted across the ceiling of Rinsen-ji Temple's Sanmon Gate, its sculptural form is enriched by the interplay of light and shadow created through traditional engraving and casting techniques.
Delicately engraved textures across the dragon's scales lend a quiet vitality to its timeless form, evoking the dignity of a dragon emerging from an ink painting.
Worn upon the finger, it embodies an unwavering spirit.
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