To premier our Pyramid of Third Eye Pendant, we have created this exceptional beaded 12 line choker or headpiece to wear as a crown piece to boost the eye catching quality of this stunning work of art. Notice that the smooth and seamless quality of this bead work feels and moves like a second skin. Each piece has a beautiful waxed cord with an adjustable sliding clasp to ensure the ideal fit and placement on any size of a neck or the crown. Our intention is to be delighted and encouraged by the combinations of color and pattern to express our own individual sovereignty. This creation has been ground breaking work in our collection we have created so far. Each piece takes up to 2-3 days to finalize. 

   Using Japanese Miyuki beads which are rare and far more difficult to work with than the more common Czeck beads has given this wearable work of art a pleasantly flexible alternative to adorning beaded jewelry. These beads are made of glass, made strong to be worn at all times in water or heat/cold, providing extreme durability.

   To offer some symbolic insight, these inspiring and unique pendants are designed with the intention of representing Heart, Mind and Soul. Each triangle holds a third eye point at the top and when we stitch the three together, it makes a pyramid of the triple third eyes resting in the center-top. The idea sparked from a healing necklace or prayer necklace originally called "Muska" in our founders tribal lineage. This representation is witnessed in practice around the world as the "wholly trinity" in many different forms from Egytian and Mayan pyramids  to the Nordic tribal trinity symbology and literally everywhere in between. In this symbology, we have three pillars to simply be in charge of using our hands, our tongue and our spine as our ultimate tools to manifest our intentions while maintaining the connection to grace and divinity with these components of the human body.
   

   Touching on the additional symbolism represented in the pendant we see familiar Turkic tribal patterns often woven into "kilims" (unique flat weave textiles used as floor or wall coverings). "Hands on hip" represents motherhood and feminine authority often referred to as being in charge of the family home. "Ram horns" represent heroism and masculine strength. These are intentionally woven intertwined by pre-marriage young women showing a desire and dreams to form strong seed families.


   We often refer and use the terms Peace, Love & Compassion but how do we create these essences and from which part of our existence? 

LOVE <--> HEART-FULLNESS 

COMPASSION <--> MIND-FULLNESS

PEACE <--> SOUL-FULLNESS


Heart-fullness-Mindfulness-Soulfulness to all sentient beings!