Is Michiel Cornelissen's 'A Bit Cross' a "Tool, Symbol or Both?"
Meghan Young — August 2, 2010 — Fashion
References: michielcornelissen & psfk
If you're a religious handyman, the A Bit Cross is just for you. Of course, I don't want to discriminate, so really it's for anyone who appreciates the raw presence of tool bits and God. Beautifully crafted, it is also simply a stunning accessory to add to anyone's jewelry collection.
Designed by Michiel Cornelissen, the A Bit Cross is a "bronze infused, stainless steel pendant," according to his website. Made from an IKEA standard tool, Cornelissen questions whether it is a "tool, symbol or both?"
Designed by Michiel Cornelissen, the A Bit Cross is a "bronze infused, stainless steel pendant," according to his website. Made from an IKEA standard tool, Cornelissen questions whether it is a "tool, symbol or both?"
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