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Tribal Fusion BROOCH Gothic Fairy Art Vintage Pendant by Myka Jelina

Tribal Fusion BROOCH Gothic Fairy Art Vintage Pendant by Myka Jelina

Description

This stunning one-of-a-kind Tribal Fusion inspired brooch/pendant features a 30X22mm dome top cameo that captures a perfect image made using an image of one of my original works of art. This stunning brooch is hand crafted by me (Myka Jelina) and set in a vintage looking brass setting. From the top of the setting to the bottom of the glass beads/chain is 4 inches tall. The colors in this brooch/pendant is so much brighter and sharper in person:) The back is lightly engraved by me personally with the date and my signature. Each one comes with its own matching draw string organza bag to keep your new brooch/pendant safe. The back is adapted to be a pendant or a brooch. Great to adorn any belly dancers outfit:)

Professionally treated brass has a tough lacquer protective finish applied to them so that your new work of art will stay just the way it is for many years to come.

Shipping:
U.S. flat rate shipping is FREE and 0.25 cents each additional mirror.
Worldwide flat rate shipping is $3 and 0.25 cents each additional mirror.

US and Canada Expect 7-14 business days for delivery
Other international customer can expect delivery in 10-20 business days.

A Little About Me:
I am full time artist. I have been creating art for most of my life and have been selling original art, prints and licensed merchandise on Ebay for more than four years now. My modern gothic fantasy art, using elements like jewel-tone colors, tattoos,transcendent wings, fashion,hair style, heavy boots, bright faces with expressive eyes, is my contribution to the timeless mysteries of inspiration. Most of the gothic fairies I have painted have actual names to assist in their assimilation into our modern world. My artwork has been used on t-shirts, posters, body mists, air fresheners stickers and more. You probably have seen some of my work at Hot Topic, Target or walking down the street. I like using acrylic paints on masonite panel although I often work in a variety of media like colored pencil, watercolor charcoal, ink and digital.

Added on Nov 02, 2009