The history of goldsmithing begins in 1509 during the Ryukyu Dynasty, when craftsmen traveled to what is now China to master goldsmithing techniques as ordered by the Shuri royal government. Craftsmanship has been passed down from generation to generation (Goldsmith Matayoshi) We use the techniques of the time to create hair ornaments such as ``Jiffa'', knot rings, and engagement rings from the dynasty era. Products created through the hands of skilled craftsmen have irreplaceable beauty and warmth within them.

This is a Special order ordered ring with the "left three tomoe" of the Sho family, the former Ryukyu royal family, and the emblem called "hijaigumun" in the Okinawan dialect. It is said that the Tomoe crest symbolizes the unification of the three mountains: Kitayama, Nakayama, and Minamiyama (three countries before Ryukyu was unified).
The design is based on a ring that has been produced by Kinzaiku Matayoshi for several decades. The ring made by Goldsmith Matayoshi had several "left three tomoe" emblems all over it, but it was Special order with only one emblem on it, and the other side was a clean flat ring type. Order according to specifications.
You can also change the direction you wear it to suit your style. This is a new item from <Goldsmith Matayoshi x fennica >, which preserves old traditions and passes them on to the present day.

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