#pendant is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 22 people shared 53 posts with it — around 2 a day. Activity is up 0% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 2 with 4 posts.

Posts with #pendant

Patrick Kapty

@patrickkapty.bsky.social

4 months ago

Maya jadeite pectoral carved jadeite c. 550-950 CE Mayan culture Mexico #handmade #carved #jade #jadeite #precolumbianjade #mayanculture #Maya #mexico #mesoamerica #precolumbian #prehispanic #ancientart #art #jewelry #pendant #pectoral #status #nobility #ruler #ancientcarving #ancientjade #stone

This image depicts a Maya jadeite pectoral featuring the sculpted face of a dignitary or lord, dating from the Late Classic Period (approximately 550 to 950 CE)
Carved from mottled green jadeite, a stone prized by the Maya for its spiritual power and high status.
The figure displays stylized features, large ear flares, and an elaborate headdress, common elements for depicting nobility or deities.
These pendants were worn as jewelry to signify elite status and were sometimes placed in the mouths of deceased rulers to represent animate breath.

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Vanishing and Endangered Cultures

@nowaykgn.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

The Cross of Agadez is a symbol significant to the Tuareg people and is often worn by Tuareg women as a pendant. The cross is believed to bring good luck and repel evil. The cross is not directly associated with Christianity or Islam. #Niger #sahara #tuareg #desert #agadezcross #pendant #goodluck

A Tuareg lady stares into the camera wearing an Agadez cross. The Cross of Agadez is a symbol significant to the Tuareg people and is often worn by Tuareg women as a pendant. The cross is believed to bring good luck and repel evil. Tuareg Crosses are often used as a form of currency to buy cattle, cloth or foods in terms of need.

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OneThatEatYou

@onethateatyou.itch.io

9 months ago

A simple #pendant for @pixeldailies.bsky.social to get myself back on the groove #pixel_dailies #pixelart #ドット絵

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Patrick Kapty

@patrickkapty.bsky.social

3 months ago

Male figural pendant gold c. 1000 CE Diquis culture Costa Rica Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art #handmade #gold #precolumbian #costarica #diquisculture #diquis #diquisart #pendant #figural #male #1000CE #precolumbiangold #ancientart #art #metallurgy #metalworking #prehispanic #culture #jewelry #design

This Pre-Columbian gold figural pendant originates from Costa Rica and dates to around 1000 AD.
The anthropomorphic figure features distinct spiral designs for hair and multiple small protrusions on the chest.
It is currently part of the collection at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

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Colin Ventura

@colinwoodart.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Marching into March with a hand carved pendant, set with tigers eye cabochon, with woven strands of wood. #mARTch #mkrsmARTch #handmade #carved #carving #woodwork #woodworking #jewellery #jewelry #woodcarving #pendant

A carved wooden pendant in walnut. A round tigers eye cabochon about 1cm in diameter sits inset at the top, four thin arms / branches come down each woven under and over each other, each arm ends in a leaf. Resting on the fingers of a hand, with a grey slate background.

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Alvia Alcedo

@alviaalcedo.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

I forgot to show my pendants on Bluesky^^ Winged foxes that could bring shiny stars from a sky ✨ The pendant is small, the fox is 5cm height and very detailed. If you could make a fantasy pendant, what would you like to create? #art #handmade #fox #sculpt #pendant #jewelry #painting #fantasy

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Patrick Kapty

@patrickkapty.bsky.social

27 days ago

Were-Jaguar Bib Mask Pendant carved blue-green stone c. 1200-400 BCE Olmec culture Mexico #handmade #werejaguar #anthropomorphic #bibmask #pendant #jewelry #olmec #culture #mesoamerica #mexico #ancientmexico #ancientart #ancientjewelry #jewelrydesign #precolumbian #prehispanic #precolumbianjade

Shown is an ancient Mesoamerican greenstone or jade votive maskette pendant from the Olmec culture dating to the Preclassic period (approx. 1200–400 BCE), featuring the characteristic downturned "were-jaguar" mouth and almond-shaped eyes.
Carved and polished pale green stone (such as jadeite or serpentine) with drilled details at the eye corners and mouth.
Displays a stern or snarling anthropomorphic expression with a distinct central brow cleft associated with Olmec divinity concepts.
Origin is from Mesoamerica (primarily the Gulf Lowlands or Guerrero regions of modern-day Mexico).
An Olmec bib mask is a specific type of ancient Mesoamerican jade or greenstone pendant carved with an extended lower portion resembling a bib.
It typically depicts a stylized human or supernatural face—often a "were-jaguar" with a snarling, downturned mouth.
The stone below the chin is elongated or broad, looking like a protective lapel or pectoral collar attached to the face.
Unlike full-sized burial face masks, these smaller carved greenstone pieces feature drilled perforations meant to be worn around the neck as high-status pendants or chest ornaments by Olmec elite and shamans.
Made of prized blue-green jadeite, they symbolized maize, water, and fertility.

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Jojo

@jojovego.bsky.social

9 months ago

Vulcan IDIC Medallion - Star Trek #pixel_dailies #Pixquare #pixelart #Pendant #Spock #Vulcan #StarTrek #fanart The Vulcan IDIC (Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations) is a philosophical symbol central to Vulcan culture. Representing strength and beauty. 🖖