Description
These exclusive “Bambú” pendant is an original creation by the artist Yano Yoro, who seamlessly blends creativity and artistic skill with the elegance of porcelain.
Each piece undergoes meticulous hand-painting using vitrifiable enamels on glazed porcelain, followed by firing at 800°C in a ceramic kiln to ensure permanent adherence of the paint. It is then assembled as a pendant with a silver clasp and silk ribbon, allowing for customizable wearing. Hand-signed by the artist, each pendant comes with its own certificate of authenticity.
ADD A TOUCH OF DISTINCTION, SERENITY AND ELEGANCE TO YOUR STYLE WITH THIS EXCLUSIVE HANDCRAFTED PENDANT. UNIQUELY DESIGNED AND HAND-PAINTED IN SPAIN.
Belma Craft & Art has selected this Porcelain Pendant for you because:
- It’s a miniature masterpiece.
- Its exclusive and elegant design.
- It’s unique, making it an exceptional gift.
- It complements any neutral outfit effortlessly.
- It’s a timeless treasure, perfect for passing down from mothers to daughters.
- Yano Yoro’s artistic mastery intertwines with her passion for nature and the oriental world, evident in each piece. Her creations evoke emotions, bringing a sense of calm and harmony to your home.
My first piece by Yano Yoro: It was my friend Raquel from A Coruña who introduced me to this talented artist. After seeing photos of her work, I was captivated by its sensitivity and beauty, prompting me to contact Susana Llorente, the artist behind Yano Yoro. Taking advantage of my summer vacation, I had the pleasure of meeting her in person and closely appreciating her porcelain pieces and sumi-e paintings. During our conversation, I felt she conveyed the same sense of harmony and serenity present in her works.
I couldn’t resist bringing home one of her porcelain pendants, adorned with bamboo. It serves as a beautiful reminder to stay resilient in the face of adversity. I hope you love it as much as I do!
If you have any questions or wish to explore other porcelain hand-painted designs by Yano Yoro, please feel free to contact us. We want to help you explore the beauty of Spanish artistry and craftsmanship.
The advice of Belma Craft & Art
Opt for simplicity and pair your pendant with simple, monochromatic garments to enhance its maximum elegance. When not wearing it, use it as a refined decorative piece. Gracefully place it on your mirror, in a glass box, or alongside your favorite perfumes on an elegant tray, adding distinction to your vanity.
Before making your purchase, we recommend checking the availability of this piece through our contact page.
If the piece is available, you will receive it within an estimated period of two weeks.
If the pendant “Bambú” is not available, Yano Yoro will create it exclusively for you, maintaining a similar style in format and theme. Remember that, due to its artisanal and unique nature, it will never be identical. In this case, the estimated delivery time is 30 days.
Please note that each pendant undergoes a meticulous crafting process and triple firing. Subsequently, it is shipped from A Coruña, Spain, to our office in the Netherlands, where we verify everything before the final shipment. We will keep you informed about the progress of your order. We are confident that the wait will be worth it!
If you require the pendant urgently, please contact us. We’ll do our best to assist you.
RETURNS: Please note that on-demand orders are non-returnable.
WARRANTY: Each piece painted by Yano Yoro bears his signature as a symbol of assurance. Additionally, you will receive the corresponding certificate of authenticity.
PHOTOGRAPHS: We take great care to ensure that the colors and shapes you see on the website are as true to the originals as possible. However, please be aware that variations in colors and shades may occur due to technical limitations and your monitor’s settings. If you have any questions or need more details, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Behind the pseudonym Yano Yoro lies the brush of Susana Llorente, a Madrid native currently residing in Muxía (A Coruña). Her artistic training began at an early age in her father’s workshop, where he was a skilled craftsman specialized in goldsmithing and enameling of metals.
Susana pursued studies in Interior Architecture, graphic design, and human anatomy modeling. For 15 years, she dedicated herself to sculpture and doll-making, combining her artistic pursuits with teaching and curating exhibitions.
Fascinated by oriental culture and Zen art, Susana explored Sumi-e, a Japanese painting technique used in Zen art. As a disciple of Li Chi-Pang, a renowned contemporary artist and master of traditional Chinese painting, Susana became a Sumi-e teacher in 1997, collaborating with her mentor.
In 2010, she relocated to live in Costa da Morte, Galicia, where she found inspiration in the wild nature and rekindled her passion for painting.
Susana’s artistic versatility is reflected in her work on rice paper, silks, and fire paintings on ceramics and porcelain. Her artistic approach captures the essence of the moment and the landscape, portraying emotions with spontaneous gestures, a commitment to irreversible choices, and using a nearly achromatic palette.
In addition to her artistic career, Yano Yoro has been actively involved in teaching across Spain, offering courses and lectures on Oriental Painting and the Chinese Brush Method in diverse settings, including schools, high schools, museums, academies, art fairs, town halls, and art galleries
