P795- Mesukmus

A gratuitous commemoration of ‘Sweet Death’ from ancient Kabbalistic, Hebraic mysticism and delivered by the dark angels. These cherubs of the afterlife celebrate life’s passing into the other world.

(Mesukmus; Hebrew -pronounced m’-sook-mus).

A large, elaborate symmetrical pewter necklace of Baroque scrolls set with three clear Swarovski crystals and a large, black resin rose at its centre above two small skulls, hung with draped trace chain and surmounted by two bat-winged cherubs; on a 7mm wide black satin ribbon fastened with an adjustable pewter slide, allowing a choker fitting or up to 86cm long overall.