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The elegant pierced Greek motif bracelet is crafted in lightly antiqued 24K gold plate. This best-selling statement piece features an array of lotus and palm motifs, based on one of the Greek hymn designs illustrated in Owen Jones' (British, 1809–1874) famous book of ornamental motifs, The Grammar of Ornament.
The Hymns reflect the ancient Greeks' respect for nature and their respect for mathematical order and harmony.
24K Gold Plate - Slight antique patina
Anthemion, a term derived from anthos = flower in the ancient Greek language, is a stylized flower used as a decorative theme. This is a classic decoration that uses the leaves of the hollyhock or other plants and is used in friezes or as a decorative element to hide imperfections at the edges of a roof, or at points of connection of building elements.
The most common type of ancient Greek anthemium resembles the flowers of the hollyhock, but the type resembling the leaves of the palm tree is also widely used. The above types are found in classical Greek and Roman architecture and related art trends, such as Classicism, Neoclassicism, etc.