Sunflower of Love Brooch by Erstwilder
Life, love and faith in something bigger than oneself. This egg is a symbol of the sun, itself a symbol of the miracle of existence.
From Time Magazine: As the war in the Ukraine continues into the Easter season—with the Catholic and Protestant churches celebrating Easter on April 17, and Orthodox Easter, as celebrated by many Ukrainians, falling on April 24—a spotlight is shining on the Ukrainian Easter tradition of decorating Easter eggs known as pysanky. Decorating them has become a gesture of peace, as the war has brought new meaning to an old tradition that dates back to pre-Christian/ Pagan times.
Product Details
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Resin |
| Manufacturing | Laser cut and hand assembled |
| Attachment | Metal pin on back |
FAQ
What is the meaning behind the sunflower design?
The sunflower symbolizes the sun and the miracle of existence, representing life, love, and faith in something greater than oneself.
Is this brooch suitable for everyday wear?
Yes, the brooch is designed to be worn as a decorative piece and can be easily attached to clothing or jackets.
How is the brooch made?
The brooch is laser cut and hand assembled, combining precision with craftsmanship.
Katherine Howard –
The brooch is beautifully crafted and has a meaningful design. I received it as a gift and it was well received. The sunflower symbol resonates with the theme of hope and light, which adds a personal touch to any outfit.
Christopher Roberts –
A thoughtful and elegant piece. The detail in the laser-cut design is impressive. I wear it on my coat every spring, and it brings a sense of calm and positivity.
Una Bell –
It arrived promptly and looks exactly as described. The craftsmanship is solid, and the symbolism feels meaningful. A great addition to my jewelry collection.
Heather Hughes –
I love how the brooch connects to the Easter tradition of pysanky. It’s not just decorative—it feels like a small act of peace and remembrance.