Charming Shakudo pendant depicting a mouse eating what could be a nut.
 
Shakudō is an ancient type of alloy used for centuries by Japanese metalworkers. It’s traditionally made with about 90% copper and 10% gold.
 
The scene is mounted in a chunky rectangular frame and comes with matching chain which clips onto the pendant using a ring that has an opening that can be gently bent open.
 
Silver bolt also included as alternative fastening mechanism 
pendant measures - 31mm x 21mm
chain measures - 20.5"
weighs - 24.6g
copper, gold, silver metal and tortoise shell.