Burmese Tattoo handle (Hnitkwasok) Pastoral-Single-Flare

Burmese Tattoo handle (Hnitkwasok) Pastoral-Single-FlareTattoo Tools: This is an exceptionally rare and elegant bronze tattoo tool counter balance done in a Burmese style. The Dancer depicted on the handle is a Bilus character. This is one of the oldest surviving Burmese dances dating from around 2000 BCE. The Bilus are ancient ogres or demons. In literature, the Bilus are described as having shapeshifting powersan ability to take on different physical appearances. There are 24 different classical demon

Every stone is crowned with custom-fitted brass accents

golden chatoyancy that appears when it catches the light

as unique as a spectrum of light captured in stone

Artisanship: Hand-polished brass with a fine hammered finish that accentuates the intricate

ancient character of the materials

high-polish brass jump ring designed to be paired effortlessly with hooks

The stones are encased in a scalloped golden frame

unrefined character of natural materials

Artisanship: A technical collaboration featuring hand-sculpted glass "donuts" and teardrop terminals

Suspension: Sturdy jump ring at top to be paired with coils

Modern brilliance

saturated turquoise-toned composite that provides a classic