Song of the Rainkeeper

Radiant with texture and mythic symbolism, Song of the Rainkeeper captures the spirit of fertility, water, and sacred balance through the presence of twin silver frogs—creatures revered in ancient Andean cultures as mediators between earth and sky. Each charm is sculpted with charming precision, their rounded forms hanging gently beneath a beaded arc of deep blue lapis lazuli, green chrysocolla, and rust-toned Spondylus shell. At the heart of the piece, a polished silver bar anchors the composition with architectural strength, flanked by symmetrical clusters of silver beads arranged like ancient glyphs. The beadwork, arranged in tight rectangular formations, evokes woven textiles and ceremonial patterns seen in pre-Columbian regalia. More than decorative, this necklace is rhythmic—both in design and meaning—bridging life, nature, and ritual.