Jade casket "Flower of the East" Zlatoust

The casket, created by the masters of Chrysostom, impresses with the splendor of forms and the design of the decor. The hexagonal case, made of selected green jade, is encased in a gilded metal frame, elaborately decorated with filigree engraving, black and colored inserts. The central part of the lid is crowned with a relief medallion with a ruby-red crystal, framed by petals with blue and green cabochons, laid out according to a complex ornamental scheme. Every corner and every facet of the casket carries solemnity and symmetry, giving rise to associations with reliquaries and royal regalia.

The interior space, lined with polished jade, serves as a worthy frame for storing the most exquisite jewelry or memorabilia. The casket not only embodies the traditions of the Ural school of decorative and applied arts, but also demonstrates the highest point of craftsmanship in working with stone, metal and inlay. All the design elements, including fasteners, hinges and lock, are thought out with jewelry precision, emphasizing the overall integrity of the image.

This item was created for those who appreciate not only the rarity and refinement of materials, but also the power of symbols embedded in things that are inherited. It is appropriate in the collector's office, on the trellis of a noble lady, or in an interior decorated with noble restraint. The Chrysostom casket is not just a storage, but an object of meditative contemplation, where each element causes a desire to examine, study and touch again.