Raahi Deer Pendant · 92.5 Silver
In folklore and miniature painting, the deer moves softly through forest and myth—a traveller, a watcher, a quiet companion to the divine. This small silver pendant borrows that gentleness, shaped as a standing deer with head turned, crowned with what appears to be a turban or decorative headpiece.
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In folklore and miniature painting, the deer moves softly through forest and myth—a traveller, a watcher, a quiet companion to the divine. This small silver pendant borrows that gentleness, shaped as a standing deer with head turned, crowned with what appears to be a turban or decorative headpiece. The form is hollow-cast and lightly oxidised, with minimal detailing—simple cutouts for legs and body, a dot for the eye, subtle surface texturing along the back. The turban rises in stacked, rounded folds above the head, giving the piece a folk-art sensibility. Wear it on a thin chain for everyday charm, or layer it with other totemic pieces. It works well with handloom cottons and relaxed silhouettes—something for the person who collects small, storied things. 92.5 sterling silver · Oxidised finish · Approx. 2.95g · Pendant height approx. 20mm