The Metropolitan Museum of Art Lotus Pagoda Plique-A-Jour Pendant Necklace | Necklaces

Art Jewelry Inspired By The Met Collection.

This Luminous Necklace Pays Homage To The “Lotus Pagoda” Lamp, A Japanese-Inspired Design Realized By Tiffany Studios (American, 1902–32) Around 1900–15. Now In The Met’S American Wing, This Remarkable Lamp With A Geometric Motif—The Largest And Rarest Example Of Its Kind—Was Owned By An Apprentice In Architect Frank Lloyd Wright’S Studio. A Similar Model Would Be Displayed In Wright’S Fallingwater, A Landmark House Built In The Mountains Of Southwestern Pennsylvania In The 1930S. Our Timeless Adornments Mimic The Luster Of The Lamp’S Favrile-Glass Elements With Plique-À-Jour Enameling, A Technique That Allows Light To Shine Through The Material.

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