Whether worshipped or feared, dragons hold a place in thousands of cultures across the globe, but perhaps nowhere more than China. There, only the Emperor could wear clothes adorned with this fire-breathing symbol, and even today, some Chinese people still refer to themselves as "the descendants of the dragon."

Our bronze sculptures are made from upcycled metals such as old pipelines. Our craftsmen and women collect this scrap waste which they then put in an oven at very high temperatures. Once the scrap waste pieces melt, the new raw material is ready to be used. We then use this virgin material to make our bronze sculptures. As bronze is a very eco and labour-intensive material to mine, we feel it makes much more sense to reuse the material that has already been created than to extract it – again. By doing so we are trying to close at least one waste loop.

Transparency & Who Made It?

"We believe in complete transparency regarding our production processes. Our jewelry is handcrafted by artisans in Indonesia, particularly in Bali and Java. Specifically, this piece of jewelry was made in Java, Indonesia. We ensure that all our artisans receive a living wage, which exceeds the legal requirements in Indonesia. This means they earn an income that enables them to lead a comfortable life, including housing, food, education, ceremonies, and more. Interested in learning more about our story and our craftsmen? Click on 'About Us' in the navigation bar."

Shipping Terms and Return Policy

"We aim to provide a seamless experience, including when it comes to shipping and returns. For detailed information about our shipping terms and return policy, we kindly direct you to the top of the navigation bar, where you can find 'Shipping Terms and Return Policy.' If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to assist you!"