Matisse spent the last years of his life making paper cutouts — bold, gestural shapes in flat color, arranged and rearranged until something felt right.
What makes it special:
- Beads and pearls slide freely along the wire, so you rearrange it however you like
- 14K gold filled beads on a lightweight Japan-made wire
- No fixed pattern means it never feels repetitive to wear
Details:
- Material: 14K gold filled beads, Japan-made wire
- Pearl: Natural white organic freshwater pearl
- Design: Sliding elements — fully rearrangeable
- Inspired by: Matisse's paper cutouts and the art of happy rearrangement
Caring For Your Jewelry:
This piece should be stored in a cool, dry place and cleaned carefully with a soft non-abrasive cloth to maintain shine. Read our jewelry care guide to find out how best to care for your jewelry.
Inspiration:
He called it "drawing with scissors." The point wasn't to plan it out in advance. The point was to keep moving things around until the composition told you it was done.
This bracelet works the same way. Natural white organic freshwater pearls and 14K gold filled beads strung on a lightweight Japan-made wire, each one free to slide and shift along the length — so you decide every morning how today's composition looks. More pearls to the left. Beads clustered in the center. Spread them out evenly if that's the mood. Rearrange whenever you feel like it.
There's no wrong arrangement. That's the whole point.
