Introducing 'Pennies for Peanuts,' a piece that poignantly portrays the unseen, undervalued hands of our society. In the heart of this pendant, a pair of dark-skinned hands cradle a cluster of radiant copper pennies, each exquisitely hand-painted atop humble peanuts. A visual metaphor speaking to the adage 'being paid peanuts,' drawing attention to the pervasive inequities within our workforce.

Yet, this piece goes beyond showcasing resilience, it sparks dialogue around disparity. The pendant rests against a backdrop of blurred hundred dollar bills, fanned out in a mesmerizing off centered radial design. The stark contrast between vivid pennies and faded hundreds compels us to confront the economic imbalances that persist.

Adding a unique touch to the narrative, the reverse side features the iconic Benjamin Franklin, his mouth covered, hinting at the silenced conversations about economic justice.

'Pennies for Peanuts' isn't merely a work of art—it's a wearable conversation starter, a call for recognition, and a challenge to redefine our perception of value.

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