There is a softness to these landscapes, the way trees gather near the water’s edge, the way architecture settles into the land rather than rising above it. These earrings feature imagery from late 18th century Doccia porcelain, capturing two pastoral scenes, one with a shaded grove beside a calm shoreline, the other with a rocky outcrop and distant structures warmed by light. Drawn from a neoclassical tradition of landscape decoration, these scenes reflect a fascination with the harmony between nature and human presence. They feel contemplative without being distant, offering a sense of place that is both expansive and intimate. • 25mm • Sterling silver plated brass earwires• Paper, resin This is a one-of-a-kind item. You will receive the item pictured here. Collector’s Notes:Featuring imagery from Doccia porcelain plates dating to circa 1780 to 1800, these landscapes are part of a broader European tradition influenced by Sèvres and picturesque travel imagery. Scenes like these often drew from idealized views of the Italian countryside, where water, architecture, and foliage were composed into balanced, enduring visions of the world.
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