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Necklace

1994 - 1994

Lithuanian National Museum of Art

Lithuanian National Museum of Art
Vilnius, Lithuania

This pendant is an amulet made from white amber with a
round hole. Feliksas Daukantas (1915-1995) was the first person in Lithuania to
publicize the natural characteristics of amber, such as its transparency,
changing shades and multiple layers. His jewellery items are light and
minimalistic. He uses only minimal processing, leaving unpolished parts, gaps,
and patches with a matte finish. Sometimes he would frame his works, but often
he would leave them to hang naturally. When processing a piece of amber, he
would try to give it shapes that were found in nature – a streamlined oval drop
shape, or round-shaped.

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  • Title: Necklace
  • Creator Lifespan: 1915 - 1995
  • Creator Nationality: Lithuanian
  • Creator Gender: male
  • Date: 1994 - 1994
  • Physical Dimensions: w49 x h90 mm
  • Provenance: Lithuanian Art Museum
  • Type: Accessory
  • External Link: Lithuanian Art Museum
  • Medium: Amber
Lithuanian National Museum of Art

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