Lotus Pond Koi Fish Drop Earrings | Asymmetric Cloisonné Style

Lotus Pond Koi Fish Drop Earrings

Bring a vivid, asymmetrical accent to your look with a pair of green koi earrings framed by a lotus-leaf motif. One earring has a shorter fish drop; its mate finishes with a fine chain and rounded bead for a graceful, unbalanced silhouette. The supplier lists the design as handmade and describes its look as cloisonné-style enamel.

• Fastening options: Gold-Tone Copper Hook, 925 Silver Hook, or Gold-Tone Clip-On (No Piercing)
• Package: One pair in the selected fastening style
• Color and motif: Green lotus leaf with red and turquoise koi details
• Materials: Supplier describes mixed materials. Exact composition of the decorative body is not specified; 925 silver applies only to the selected hook option.
• Care: Keep dry, avoid perfume and cleaners, wipe gently with a soft dry cloth, and store separately to protect the enamel-style finish.

Meaning behind the fish-and-lotus motif

In Chinese auspicious imagery, lotus and fish together can evoke “continuous abundance year after year”: lotus sounds like “continuity,” while fish sounds like “surplus.” The Palace Museum describes this fish-and-lotus motif and the traditional “abundance” wordplay. This contemporary earring design draws on that symbolism; its exact enamel-making process and any product-specific heritage certification have not been independently verified. See the Palace Museum’s fish-and-lotus motif. Read about traditional cloisonné enamel craft.