Kyoto jewel brooch

Local craftsmanship

The Kyoto jewel brooch is entirely handmade in our workshop in France. Each step, from the design to the finish, demonstrates mastered know-how. This artisanal approach guarantees a unique piece, far from mass production. You are wearing a jewel resulting from meticulous care, designed with seriousness and precision.

The Living Heritage Company of France label

Our know-how has received recognition from the "Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant" label, a guarantee of French quality and excellence. This label recognizes artisanal work that preserves authentic techniques. Thus, the Kyoto jewel brooch embodies the sustainability of knowledge passed down from generation to generation. You are wearing more than an object: a testimony to exceptional craftsmanship.

Colors and materials

This jewel brooch displays a black and gold contrast that underlines its refined character. The pigments, worked with care, ensure deep and lasting hues. The gold finish brings a discreet shine, suitable for all occasions. This choice of colors highlights a shape designed to transcend fashions.

The Harmony of the Seven Sages of Kyoto

The Kyoto jewel brooch, composed of seven golden circles, black lines and hexagonal hearts, is inspired by the harmony and ancestral wisdom of Kyoto, an emblematic city of Japan rich in traditions, spirituality and aesthetics.

This theme can be interpreted as a metaphor for the "Seven Sages of Kyoto", mythical figures representing the essential virtues that maintain the balance and beauty of the city.

Symbolic Elements

Each circle represents one of theSeven Sages of Kyoto, mythical or spiritual entities embodying virtues such as wisdom, compassion, beauty, resilience, serenity, harmony and prosperity.

Gold symbolizes purity, light and the precious value of these virtues in Japanese culture.

The lines that make up the golden circles of this modern jewel brooch represent the invisible but powerful links between these sages, illustrating the interconnectedness of virtues and their synergistic role in maintaining harmony in Kyoto.
Black adds elegant contrast and emphasizes the depth and stability of spiritual connections.

The hexagonal hearts incorporated into the design of this jewel brooch symbolize love and harmony. The hexagon, with its six sides, recalls the geometric patterns often present in Japanese art and architecture, representing structure and balance.

Symbolism

The Kyoto pin tells the story of Kyoto through its symbols. Each golden circle embodies an essential virtue, while the black lines show how these virtues are interconnected to maintain the harmony of the city. The hexagonal hearts add a touch of love and kindness, reminding us that these virtues are not just abstract, but lived and felt by the inhabitants on a daily basis.

The Kyoto brooch is a jewel that recalls the importance of living in balance, respecting traditions and cultivating harmonious relationships with oneself and with others.

How do I care for my Ciléa jewelry?

• Gently wipe the pin with a soft, damp cloth, without applying excessive pressure.
  
• Avoid lotions, creams and hair sprays near the pin to preserve its shine.
  
• Do not store it in a place subject to significant temperature variations, to maintain the stability of the materials.
  
• After each use, store it if possible in a clean, closed case, away from dust and humidity.