Rice Brooch

Rice BroochKnown by many names like riso, arroz, kanin, irayisi, rice is a staple food for over 50% of the world, no matter the cultural origin. This little grain can be found everywhere feeding world hunger. From Mexico's sweet milk drink, horchata, to New Orleans' Cajun jambalaya, rice transcends cultures. It has even made its way into our wedding ceremonies representing good wishes and a prosperous life for newlywed couples. The rice toss originated as a way

Materials: The Rosemary earrings are cast in bronze

16-18" adjustable necklace

meaning sweet tea

Pendant: 3

And sings the tune without the words

Materials: The Ginkgo pendant is cast in hand patinated bronze on a brass chain

While the meat inside is basically inedible

It is also important for local wildlife populations

Materials: The Sage earrings are cast in sterling silver

The man retrieved the flowers for the woman

It is poured over a statue of Buddha in a bathing ceremony and served to people in attendance on April 8

Materials: The Ginkgo earrings are cast in sterling silver with 24K gold finish