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Japanese style necklace made of Tonbodama

Japanese style necklace made of Tonbodama

Posted by Ayako Hattori on 6/13/2006
One of my customers made the necklace. She buys my beads, makes necklaces and sends me photos. She uses the technique called "Asian Knot." It is originally from Eastern Asia. I would like to introduce Japanese jewelry making to Western world.
(Tonbodama is Japanese style glass beads.)
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Japanese style necklace of fringed pink bead
One of my customers made the necklace. She uses the technique called "Asian Knot." It is originally from Eastern Asia.
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Japanese style
Japanese style necklace of lace bead
One of my customers made the necklace. She uses the technique called "Asian Knot." It is originally from Eastern Asia.
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Japanese styl necklace of butterfly and dande bead
One of my customers made the necklace. She uses the technique called "Asian Knot." It is originally from Eastern Asia.
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 Artist:   Ayako Hattori  Contact Artist 
Ayako HATTORI
my ebay account
http://search.ebay.com/...fjewelryQ5ffromQ5fjapan

http://www13.ocn.ne.jp/~shiro-ya/indexenglish.html


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  • Mandella Glass
    		 Great work
    Mandella Glass: Love what you do with the neckaces. Your beads are great and the necklaces make them even more intriguing.
    6/13/2006 10:58 AM
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