TUVURGUU Kumis Vase Style:Without decorative brass base Paired with the shimmer of

Paired with the shimmer of black zircon stones

The traditional Mongolian emblem of longevity

The BEE Brooch pays tribute to nature's harmony and celebrates the grace of these pollinators

this ensemble celebrates the enchanting intricacies of nature's most fleeting marvel

TUVURGUU Kumis Vase Style:Without decorative brass base Paired with the shimmer ofThe TUVURGUU Kumis Vase, limited to only 300 pieces, takes inspiration from the traditional kumis vase Mongolians used to produce the famous fermented milk drink, otherwise known as "Airag". Its body features the imagery of a variety of Mongolian horses galloping, below paintings of the iconic TUVURGUU equestrian decoration with drawings of bridles, spurs, and stirrups, celebrating Mongolia's equestrian college with flare. The metal base is also