Nestor Perkal - Necklace Totutla

This piece of jewellery is built using forms often used by the artist: the square, interlacing, joins and crosses.

Nestor Perkal created Totutla, a pendant, as well as a talisman, as a souvenir of his travels. ‘Totutla’ is the name of a small Mexican village which, in the native language Nahuatl, means ‘between the birds’.

This piece of jewellery is built using forms often used by the artist: the square, interlacing, joins and crosses.
This edition has been created in collaboration with the Galerie Minimasterpiece.

Reference	Perkal Collier
Edition	15 copies
Justification	Numbered with artist’s hallmark and certificate
Technique	925 Sterling silver pendant and 18 carat gold gilding

Perkal (Nestor)

Born in 1951 in Buenos Aires (Argentina), lives in Paris and works between Paris and Limoges (France).

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