Qing Enamel Fan Pendant

Striking hand-enamelled and crystal-set, this pendant recalls the use of fan motifs in Chinese decorative arts, symbolising grace. The fan's history can be traced back to the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BC), where it was a symbol of wealth, status, and power. It became a popular accessory among the upper class during the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD). Featuring a bamboo leaf design inspired by a 19th-century lacquer tray, our Qing Enamel Fan Pendant is finished with a free-moving iridescent agate drop.

Made exclusively for Museum Selection

Pair with our matching Qing Enamel Fan Earrings

Colour: Gold, Green, White
Gold-tone plating, enamel, agate
Pendant c.4cm on 46cm chain with 6cm extender
lobster claw clasp
Clean with a soft cloth
Gift boxed