The Royal Liver Building Hanging Pendant Decoration

The Royal Liver Building Hanging Pendant Decoration

The Royal Liver Building ceramic pendant has been created from original art by North East artist Emily Ward. This lovely hanging decoration has been hand pressed locally in her studio near Newcastle.

The grand, historic Royal Liver Building stands proudly at the centre of Emily’s art ceramic pendant. The detailed architecture is illustrated in soft, muted tones that contrast beautifully with the lively background. The building's famous two clock towers and Liver Birds that are perched on top are clearly visible, symbolising the city's rich heritage.

The background bursts with dreamy hues of purples, pinks, and soft blues, giving the sky an almost magical atmosphere.

In the foreground, a meadow of abstract wildflowers in vibrant yellows, greens, pinks, and whites adds a playful, uplifting touch and has been created with Emily’s joyful splashes and dots of colour.

To view the full art and gift range from the North West by Emily Ward please see here.

The Royal Liver Building

The Royal Liver Building is one of the most iconic landmarks in Liverpool and a symbol of the city’s rich maritime heritage. Completed in 1911, it forms part of Liverpool’s famous “Three Graces” on the Pier Head, alongside the Cunard Building and the Port of Liverpool Building.

Designed by architect Walter Aubrey Thomas, the Royal Liver Building was one of the earliest buildings in the world to be constructed using reinforced concrete and, at the time of its completion, was the tallest building in Europe. Its most famous features are the two clock towers, each crowned by a mythical Liver Bird, a symbol of Liverpool, that are said to watch over the city and the River Mersey.

Hanging Pendant Decoration