Cross Bone Pendant by Mechanical Whispers
This cross design is part of a one-of-a-kind jewelry collection inspired by artist Robert Morris’ travels to European catacombs and ossuaries.
All the pieces have been designed using scans from actual human skulls and bones that are laid out, in proportion, for 3D printing and casting with the highest detail possible.
Pendant Size: About 2 x 2 in.
Available in brass or silver, each piece is hand finished and polished, with a darkened patina to bring out all the amazing details.
A perfect gift for someone with an appreciation for dark elegance.
This listing is for the pendant only. Necklace not included. Due to the hand finish, each piece will be unique.
Please note: Shipping fee includes packaging and handling costs
Mechanical Whispers is the creative endeavors of artist Robert Morris, who has a worldwide reputation for making visual delights for over two and a half decades through a variety of media including pen & ink drawings, photography, sculpture, 3D, and virtual reality. Robert finds inspiration from the intricate beauty of the natural world, with a special interest in bones, skulls, and creatures of the deep ocean, and incorporates these exquisite natural details into his pieces. Robert has a passion for urban decay, the smell of burning electricity, Jack Daniel's, medical illustrations, soft black puppies, and certainly not least, working in his New York studio.
This cross design is part of a one-of-a-kind jewelry collection inspired by artist Robert Morris’ travels to European catacombs and ossuaries.
All the pieces have been designed using scans from actual human skulls and bones that are laid out, in proportion, for 3D printing and casting with the highest detail possible.
Pendant Size: About 2 x 2 in.
Available in brass or silver, each piece is hand finished and polished, with a darkened patina to bring out all the amazing details.
A perfect gift for someone with an appreciation for dark elegance.
This listing is for the pendant only. Necklace not included. Due to the hand finish, each piece will be unique.
Please note: Shipping fee includes packaging and handling costs
Mechanical Whispers is the creative endeavors of artist Robert Morris, who has a worldwide reputation for making visual delights for over two and a half decades through a variety of media including pen & ink drawings, photography, sculpture, 3D, and virtual reality. Robert finds inspiration from the intricate beauty of the natural world, with a special interest in bones, skulls, and creatures of the deep ocean, and incorporates these exquisite natural details into his pieces. Robert has a passion for urban decay, the smell of burning electricity, Jack Daniel's, medical illustrations, soft black puppies, and certainly not least, working in his New York studio.
This cross design is part of a one-of-a-kind jewelry collection inspired by artist Robert Morris’ travels to European catacombs and ossuaries.
All the pieces have been designed using scans from actual human skulls and bones that are laid out, in proportion, for 3D printing and casting with the highest detail possible.
Pendant Size: About 2 x 2 in.
Available in brass or silver, each piece is hand finished and polished, with a darkened patina to bring out all the amazing details.
A perfect gift for someone with an appreciation for dark elegance.
This listing is for the pendant only. Necklace not included. Due to the hand finish, each piece will be unique.
Please note: Shipping fee includes packaging and handling costs
Mechanical Whispers is the creative endeavors of artist Robert Morris, who has a worldwide reputation for making visual delights for over two and a half decades through a variety of media including pen & ink drawings, photography, sculpture, 3D, and virtual reality. Robert finds inspiration from the intricate beauty of the natural world, with a special interest in bones, skulls, and creatures of the deep ocean, and incorporates these exquisite natural details into his pieces. Robert has a passion for urban decay, the smell of burning electricity, Jack Daniel's, medical illustrations, soft black puppies, and certainly not least, working in his New York studio.