YASHIRO Nanaco × Sixpence Gallery
《Meeting the Light》Artistic Wearable Armor Series
The intersection of light and shadow, condensed at the fingertips
Artist YASHIRO Nanaco collaborates with Sixpence Gallery to launch a series of wearable art armor.
Inspired by the theme of "Meeting the Light" in the painting, each set of armor is based on the flow of light and color layers, using gradient rendering, hand-painted fine brushes and metal foil techniques to present images of the night sky, stardust, dreams and rebirth.
The wearable armor is entirely handmade, and comes with jelly glue and usage instructions, allowing the story of light and shadow to continue in the collection.
⟡ Specifications and dimensions ⟡
Style: Short Oval
Available in three sizes: S / M / L
Each set contains 10 nail plates (5 plates per hand x two hands), which can be freely adjusted according to personal finger shape.
| size | thumb | index finger | Middle finger | Ring finger | little finger |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 15.2 mm | 11.1 mm | 12.1 mm | 11.1 mm | 8.5 mm |
| M | 16.1 mm | 12.8 mm | 13.1 mm | 12.8 mm | 10.2 mm |
| L | 17.2 mm | 13.1 mm | 14.1 mm | 13.1 mm | 11.8 mm |
※ It is recommended to use a small measuring tape or paper strip to measure the widest part of the nail to confirm the most suitable size group.
⟡ CONTENTS⟡
✦ 《Meeting the Light》wearable armor set (10 pieces)
✦ Artist illustration design collection box ✦ Double-sided jelly glue for adhesion ✦ Instruction card
⟡ Purchase Instructions⟡
✦ All orders placed on this product in the online store are pre-orders and must be made according to order.
✦ Production and delivery time: about 3 to 4 weeks (delivery time may be slightly adjusted depending on the order sequence).
✦Each product is handmade, the actual product may be slightly different from the photo, please understand.
⟡ About the Works⟡
Meeting the Light
This is a work with light as its theme, aiming to create a mythical atmosphere.
The author focuses on feeling the temperature and color of warm light in the darkness, trying to gradually warm up the cold air.
In addition, the work is inspired by the white sun in the Taiwanese flag and is a creation that combines mythology and symbolism.