If there were to be an improvement on the Rorschach Inkblot Test, the cards would look like this. Of course, the gold would make them happier and the polychrome enamelling bring saturated colour into those perennially morose drawings, that much is true. The rest remains as abstract and frightening as the printed inkblots. Here, a mina-eyed monster sporting whiskers and exaggerated x-phul katai wings approaches. It has a flared cowl as well, with a multi-mina bumper sticking out in front carrying on it a little blue-and-gold heart --- a message of peace, perhaps --- despite its predatory pose.Such a pursuasively garish arrangement, in hallmarked 22K gold, of chains , katai, enamelling, wire-work, frosting and chhela is possible with the Regular Section stuff. A few of these sets would surely suffice as an efficient measure of psychological health (as far as taste goes) of the wearer and those who coo over such designs.
Still, winged raptors being quite the popular beasts on screen nowadays, one might call such misadventures of jewellery-making a timely folly.
