Blackberry charm by Michael Michaud
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Pluck a hero of the British hedgerow from the brambles with this enchanting blackberry charm. The vibrant berry is made from cast glass, accompanied by hand-patinated bronze and gold-plated leaves.
The blackberry charm was inspired by the beautiful painted panels featuring fruit and flower branches that decorate the Green Dining Room at the V&A. The museum commissioned William Morris’ company, Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co., to decorate what was the world’s first museum café.
The charm has a lobster clasp, ready to attach to your charm necklace or bracelet. Personalise your piece with charms that mean something to you, mix and match to suit your mood, and step out in a truly special piece that's all yours.
Author/Artist/Designer
Michael MichaudDimensions
Charm 3.3 x 1.5cm (1.3 x 0.6in); length including clasp 4.4cm (1.75in)
Composition
Glass, hand patinated bronze leaves and gold plated leaves
Colour
Black
Green
Product code
173179
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Michael Michaud
Creating moulds directly from nature, Michael Michaud’s exquisitely detailed pieces are made using a process similar to lost-wax casting, with actual plant matter encased, then heated and burnt away.
Michaud’s natural forms and textures are complemented with soft patinas on bronze, accented with pearls, glass and beads.