Discover Daniel Arsham’s Labyrinth Pendant, a limited-edition bronze artwork that transforms his iconic labyrinth sculptures into wearable jewelry. Hand-finished, uniquely patinated, and presented in custom packaging, each pendant bridges art, design, and adornment in an intimate
Sculpture Worn, History Reimagined
For the first time, Daniel Arsham has translated the visual language of his labyrinth sculptures into the world of jewellery with the release of the Labyrinth Pendant. This limited edition work is far more than an accessory—it is a wearable sculpture that carries the weight of Arsham’s artistic practice into an intimate, personal scale.
Sculpture in miniature
The pendant takes the form of a female bust, recalling the timeless beauty of ancient Greek statuary. Yet, as with much of Arsham’s work, the classical form is interrupted, destabilised, and reimagined. Staircases twist into unexpected corners, doorways open to nowhere, and miniature figures seem to navigate the terrain as though caught within a dreamlike architectural model. The piece becomes a narrative object: a figure inhabited by space, history, and imagination.
Cast in bronze using the same processes that Arsham employs for his large-scale sculptures, the pendant maintains the integrity and gravitas of a full artwork. By distilling monumental gestures into a hand-sized piece, Arsham creates a new way for his collectors to experience his art—close, tactile, and deeply personal.
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Craft and individuality
Each Labyrinth Pendant is hand-finished and patinated in Arsham’s studio, ensuring no two works are alike. The surface itself becomes a record of making, with textures and variations that cannot be reproduced. A sterling silver chain with a rhodium finish completes the piece, its subtle sheen enhancing the raw materiality of the bronze while echoing the interplay between permanence and transformation that defines Arsham’s practice.
This individuality makes every pendant not only a part of a limited edition but also an entirely unique artwork, a singular piece of sculpture that each owner will carry with them.
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Packaging as art
Arsham extends his sculptural thinking beyond the pendant itself into the experience of its presentation. Each piece arrives in a custom box inspired by a Japanese bento case, lined in suede. Designed to be reused and lived with, the box resists the throwaway nature of packaging. Instead, it becomes an artwork in its own right—a sculptural container that adds another layer to the narrative of the pendant.
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A rare edition
The Labyrinth Pendant is strictly limited to 250 pieces and will never be produced again, reinforcing its status as a collectable work of art. For Arsham, this project represents both a continuation and a new chapter: a way of distilling the immersive world of his sculptures into an intimate, personal object.
In Arsham’s words, “It feels like opening a new chapter, taking the world of my sculptures and distilling it into an intimate object. It is a personal work, but also one that offers something rare—a true piece of sculpture that you can carry with you.”
With this edition, Arsham redefines the boundary between art, design, and adornment, offering a work that is as much about history and architecture as it is about self-expression. The Labyrinth Pendant is a reminder that sculpture need not be monumental to be powerful—it can rest close to the skin, carrying with it the stories of time, craft, and imagination.
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