"The Lady of Shalott" Alfred Lord Tennyson Handmade Literature Necklace Portrait

"She look'd down to Camelot. Out flew the web and floated wide; The mirror crack'd from side to side; 'The curse is come upon me,' cried The Lady of Shalott." Carrying on the literary tradition of depicting the legendary world of Camelot, Alfred Lord Tennyson creates a dynamic character in his ballad, "The Lady of Shalott." Isolated in her tower, the Lady weaves her magical web until she succumbs to her doom, sailing in a boat to Camelot. Celebrate the Lady of Shalott, with this necklace representing the character! This unisex necklace features (from left to right) a knight helmet charm, for the knight in the poem, followed by a barley charm for the fields of he rides through. Next is a Lily charm, since lilies surround the Lady, symbolizing her purity & promise. In the center is a painting pendant of the Lady surrounded by a silver filagree frame. Then comes a hand mirror charm, since the mirror serves as a symbol of the complexities of the self. Next is a castle charm, for the tower the lady resides in, followed by a fire charm, since fire symbolizes passion in the ballad. Necklace has been newly handmade just for you, and is adjustable from 18.75 to 27 inches (can be altered upon request). Love handmade jewelry? Check out My Closet for more, like my listing "'La Belle Dame Sans Merci' John Keats Handmade Literature Necklace, Painting" (shown in last pic, see My Closet for full listing). Bundle & save 20% minimum! Questions? Ask! Fair offers considered.