The Milkmaid bracelet

I recon ,it is a very difficult task to even attend to match (as in beads!) the beauty of "The Milkmaid" of Johannes Vermeer.
This is what I manage to combine ,using the beads I have:

From right to left:

Chocolate Parrot as for the foot warmer on the floor with the Delf tiles behind it,
FB Berret-as for Vermeer,although there are no portraits of him,
the three colors of the winter clothes of the maid-the heavy red wool skirt,the blue apron and the sturdy yellow chamois leather top,
the pearl -the white crisp linen cap (and a hint to the another famous painting of him-Girl with a Pearl Earring), the WS Plum as for the stoneware Dutch oven in which the maid pours her milk ,
FB Trompe L'Oeil and Cream Armadillo for the focal point of the paiting,the pitcher with milk,
Viking Knot and WS Rosewood for the basket and the vibrant bread,
Wave of Dreams for the blue table cloth,
Coffee Mug ( I needed some vessel with a handle) and Blue Fizz for the Studded beer jug with a pewter lid, Heartbeat gold for the brass marketing pail ( and for my love for this amazing masterpiece),
WS Rosewood for the hanging bread basket,
House for the window,
WS Ebony for the black ebony frame above the basket and the pail,
Frames for the frame of the painting
and finally the Tulip lock.

I hope I wasn't too boring with this endless explanation.

I think you have succeeded beautifully. Your combo is gorgeous, the colors are perfect and the silvers are stunning. I love it, it's superb

Great post - it was so much fun to read! I always enjoy learning about how others put there bracelets together. Lovely explanation and even lovelier bracelet.

Really clever and I love they way you have photographed the bracelet in the bottom of the frame.

Love your bracelet, what a task!

the thought that came to my mind,

just imagine we had access to the Rijksmuseum and could overnight exchange the original picture against a very good copy where the girl would wear your FaeryBracelet!

Love the explanation, and your bracelet picks up the amazing colours of the painting beautifully

So clever - and works really well as a bracelet too!

I don't see how it could be better, it's warm, earthy, natural. I love your use of the wood sprites.

Spectacular bracelet, Chestersnickers!

I'm in awe about the thought you put into it and the result is gorgeous... delight to watch!

I am just adding some pictures of the whole round bracelet:

That's beautiful!

Wow - the additional picture really shows off the bracelet so much nicer (and I already loved the orginal pic).