“The bell will ring at the corner — and good news is already on the way.”
The pendant “Kizonka” — a figurine of a mountain goat with cool twisted horns, on one of which a small bell swings. The body of the decoration is covered with Hutsul geometric ornamentation: diamonds, eight-petal rosettes, and a solar circle in the center. The product is cast from “Pandora” brass and measures 36×36 mm — a noticeable yet light accent for everyday or festive attire.
🐐 Image of the goat a symbol of abundance in folk rituals | 🔔 Bell on the ring suspended from the right horn | 🏔️ Brass workshop author's product from Kosiv |
Material and Manufacturing
The pendant is made using the solid casting method from Italian “Pandora” brass. The product does not have a galvanic coating, so the color you see is the color of the metal itself, not a thin layer that wears off over time.
The figure of the goat is depicted in motion: the head turned towards the viewer, one front leg raised, and the tail held high. The ornament on the body is arranged according to the principles of Hutsul decor — the central solar circle is framed by rosettes in diamonds, and the depressions between the reliefs are darker than the surface, making the pattern easily readable even from a distance. On top — an elongated loop for a cord or chain.
The model is an author's piece, brand “Brass Workshop,” protected by copyright.
Where it fits, and where it doesn’t
✓ Suitable - As a pendant on a cord or chain for everyday wear.
- With an embroidered shirt, vest, or other ethnic clothing.
- As a gift for someone who loves Hutsul symbolism.
- For a collection of brass jewelry from the Brass Workshop.
| ✗ Not the best choice - If a precious metal decoration is needed.
- For a strict business dress code, where minimalist forms are appropriate.
- For small children: the bell is a small detail.
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Technical Specifications
| Material | casting brass “Pandora” |
| Technology | solid casting, without galvanic coating |
| Production | Italy (brass), Kosiv (product) |
| Size | 36×36 mm |
| Elements | figure of the goat, bell on the ring, loop for hanging |
| Ornament | Hutsul geometric: diamonds, rosettes, solar circle |
| Color | golden |
| Manufacturer | Brass Workshop, author's product |
| Product Code | 9751 |
| Shipping | 1–3 days (product in stock) |
Advantages of the Material
- Solid cast metal. The pendant is cast entirely, without cavities and soldered parts, so it retains its shape for years.
- No galvanization. There is no upper layer that could peel off — the brass is the same on the surface and inside.
- Shine that returns. Natural darkening of the metal can be easily removed by rubbing the product with a sturdy cloth.
- Italian alloy. “Pandora” brass provides a pure golden tone and clearly conveys the fine relief of the ornament.
Traditions and Modernity
Brass jewelry has long been part of the Hutsul attire: zghardy with crosses, shelesty with jingles, chrepragi on the chest. The Brass Workshop in Kosiv continues this line, transferring old casting and ornamentation techniques into modern authorial forms.
The goat in Ukrainian rituals is a figure of winter holidays and a symbol of fertility and abundance, while bells in Hutsul land sounded both in the meadows and in folk clothing. “Kizonka” combines both motifs in one small decoration.
Care
- Store the pendant separately from other jewelry, in a dry place.
- Remove before bathing, visiting the sauna, and working with household chemicals.
- To restore shine, rub the product with denim fabric or felt.
- Do not use abrasive pastes and stiff brushes — they can wear down the relief of the ornament.
⚠️ ATTENTION: The price of the product may change — please check the current price with the store manager. At the time of ordering, the selected item may have already been sold in the physical store. Payment should be made after placing the order and after the manager contacts you. The manager will call you, confirm the completeness of the order, and clarify the details.
“May the goat lead the way where there is always grass, water, and good people.”
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📷 Please note that the color in the photo may be distorted on your device.
