A warm earth-toned div with sleepy eyes, a sly little fang, and the calm expression of a creature who has already decided to keep your secrets.
Meet Tamrooz Div — a handmade statement necklace from the ShividiV fantasy world, featuring a warm clay-and-amber Div face, soft pointed horns, an ornate antique-style frame, and delicate hanging chain details with red ...
Every Tamrooz Div is handmade.
Small variations in color balance, surface texture, facial expression, bead placement, or tiny details may naturally occur from one piece to another. These differences are part of the spirit of the ShividiV world, giving every Tamrooz its own individual mood and identity.
Tamrooz works beautifully as a statement necklace and pairs especially well with linen, cotton, soft draped fabrics, earthy palettes, cream, rust, olive, brown, black, and muted gold tones.
Its warm coloring and hanging details make it easy to style both casually and more artistically — whether worn as a conversation piece, a whimsical talisman, or a collector’s accessory from the ShividiV world.
Some Divs arrive like flame.
Some arrive like moss.
And some, like Tamrooz, arrive in the color of old wood, sun-warmed clay, and stories that have been carried for generations.
Tamrooz Div has the gentle strangeness of a creature who looks harmless at first — until you notice the sideways gaze, the faintly knowing smile, and that tiny little fang peeking out as if it has just remembered something amusing. It is not loud. It does not need to be. Tamrooz carries its own quiet presence.
The sculptural handmade face moves through shades of warm beige, terracotta, dusty amber, soft brown, and reddish earth, giving the piece a grounded, ancient warmth. Its slightly asymmetrical eyes, elongated nose, rounded face, and subtle smile make it feel deeply characterful — not polished into sameness, but alive with personality.
Surrounding the face is an ornate antique bronze-tone frame, turning the pendant into something between a miniature portrait, a relic, and a tiny ceremonial object from an imagined folklore.
Below the face, elegant dangling chain details extend the design and add movement. Small deep red beads, a honey-amber bead, and a tiny circular charm hang beneath the pendant like a secret finishing ritual — delicate details that make Tamrooz feel adorned, almost as if it dressed itself for a quiet festival no one else was invited to.
The result is a necklace that feels both whimsical and ancient, playful and poetic. Tamrooz Div is made for those who love jewelry with character — wearable art that feels as though it came with its own private mythology.
It is not merely an accessory.
It is a tiny companion.
A calm little witness.
A keeper of warm silences, crooked smiles, and beautifully unnecessary mysteries.
And now, a part of the growing ShividiV handmade accessories universe.
Physical artworks and accessories are prepared in Istanbul. Shipping price is calculated by country and total weight at checkout. Digital downloads do not require a shipping address.
Personal licenses are for home use, wallpaper and personal prints. Commercial licenses are required for brands, merchandise, broadcast, games, social campaigns, NFTs or any product sold to others.
Personal License: for personal home use, wallpaper or personal print. Not for resale or commercial projects.
Commercial License: for brand, media, product, social, print or digital usage. Artist credit: Shiva Chaichian / ShividiV.
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