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The Butterfly Small Orange Bag is crafted in Yikene by the Ghanaian jewelry design brand Aketekete founded by Michael Nana Beyin Gyan and Maria Bernat Astorga in Elmina.

The Butterfly Bag is your new ‘must-have’ for the summer. This perfectly sized bag is crafted with straw and features netting details. The butterfly-shaped basket comes with a hand-dyed colorful lining and removable cloth handle to keep all little essentials in place.

The Aketekete Bags Collection is created in partnership with highly talented weavers and dyers from Ghana.

Aketekete chooses to use over-stock materials sourced from markets to create its linings hence fabric texture might differ from product to product.

Material: made with straw with cotton lining and cloth handle featuring a drawstring closure.

Size: 32 x 18 x 11 cm.

Color: orange and purple with blue marbled or coral marbled lining. 

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By jewelry design brand Kipato Unbranded from Nairobi, Kenya.

Dress up with these delicate stud earrings that add texture and glamour to your look. The shiny brass finish on each piece creates a fashion statement all on its own. 

Material: IP coated brass. The protective clear coating prevents it from tarnishing and makes the jewelry generally hypoallergenic. Brass is 100% nickel free and is a precious metal. 

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By Colombian design brand Matamba. 

This black bag is woven with a fique natural fiber crochet technique and raw cotton handles.

Co-created with the artisans of Curití, Santander, located northeast of Colombia in the Andean region.

It takes about 5 days to weave.

Size: 36 cm height, 30 cm length, 14 cm width, 60 cm straps.

Material: Fique fiber.

Color: Beige, black.

Care: Store this piece in a cool, dry place, avoiding permanent direct light, as this can discolor the natural fibers. Avoid contact with water, excessive humidity, or heat.

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These earrings are handmade by the Ghanaian jewelry design brand Aketekete founded by Michael Nana Beyin Gyan and Maria Bernat Astorga in Elmina. 

Maria and Micheal state about their brand: "Aketekete is the name of a traditional festival from Elmina in which rituals are performed to connect with ancestors and celebrate their roots. It is an ode to the past and to never be forgotten. A connection to nature and its forms. To celebrate culture, origins, and stories otherwise lost. We value collaborating and connecting with creatives to design modern objects with age-old techniques by supporting artisan communities to make them."

Material: recycled glass beads, 24K gold-plated brass.

Size: 4.5 cm in diameter.

Colors: rosé and light green

This jewelry piece is handmade and unique, so slight variations may exist in size, color, and shape. Handle with care, glass beads are fragile.

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By jewelry design brand Kipato Unbranded from Nairobi, Kenya.

These classy stud earrings are a nice look for any occasion. They are ideal for everyday wear and easily match most outfits. 

Material: IP coated brass. The protective clear coating prevents it from tarnishing and makes the jewelry generally hypoallergenic. Brass is 100% nickel free and is a precious metal. 

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By Colombian design brand Matamba. 

This black bag is woven with a fique natural fiber crochet technique and raw cotton handles.

Co-created with the artisans of Curití, Santander, located northeast of Colombia in the Andean region.

It takes about 5 days to weave.

Size: 36 cm height, 30 cm length, 14 cm width, 60 cm strap.

Material: Fique fiber.

Color: Multicolor, beige, coral, navy, light blue, yellow, brown, cream.

Care: Store this piece in a cool, dry place, avoiding permanent direct light, as this can discolor the natural fibers. Avoid contact with water, excessive humidity, or heat.

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By South African jewelry brand Lorne founded by Gillian Lawrence.

Gillian states about the inspirations for her creations: “The aesthetic is rendered through the creative process of jewelry making, acknowledging freedom to form rather than expectancy of what the jewelry piece should look like. Freedom allows the creative subconscious of the artist to experiment with the materials until spontaneous form arises. Pure and authentic design makes Lorne an inspirational jewelry brand. Due to the transient nature of its manufacturing process, each piece of jewelry is unique in its story to form. Lorne challenges traditional jewelry making with modern subjectivity defined by unusual shapes and structures. Lorne's bold yet polished statements are synonymous with the brand's essence. The brand respects individuality and recognizes this in those who wear Lorne.”

Material: Gold-plated brass.

Color: Gold.

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By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa. 

Crafted by the Guna Dule Community Of Caimán Alto in Colombia. Each fabric is the unique design of the artisan woman who carefully crafted it. The Guna culture, beliefs, and traditions can be found woven into each composition. Some depict stories, animals, or daily scenes while others portray more abstract designs. Exchangeable strap included.

Size: 20.32 cm,  5.08 cm, 12.7 cm.

Colors: Ivory, black, navy.

Sides: navy-colored velvet. Inside: navy-colored linen.

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By Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano, woven by artisan women in Cancuc y Chenalhó, Chiapas and desgined in collaboration with Aid to Artisans Mexico - Creative Learning.

The Tes cushions are woven on a backstrap loom with a warp striped design, embroidered with raised embroidery motifs with 12 strands of pearl-colored thread. 

Size: 50 cm x 50 cm

Material: Cotton.

Color: Blue, or red, or white. 

Care: Hand wash with the piece inside out, dry without exposing to the sun.

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By Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano, crafted by artisan women in Tlapehuala, Guerreroand designed in collaboration with the Mexican design brand Zaavia. 

The piece is mainly made of dried palm leaves and is complemented by leather to give rigidity, elegance and versatility. The leather handle is adjustable depending on the occasion for which it is used and the interior is made of cotton. 

Materials: dried palm leaves and leather 

Color: natural palm leaves and brown leather.

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By Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano, woven by artisan women in Cancuc y Chenalhó, Chiapas and desgined in collaboration with Aid to Artisans Mexico - Creative Learning.

The Tes cushions are woven on a backstrap loom with a warp striped design, embroidered with raised embroidery motifs with 12 strands of pearl-colored thread. 

Size: 50 cm x 50 cm

Material: Cotton.

Color: Blue, or red, or white. 

Care: Hand wash with the piece inside out, dry without exposing to the sun.

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By Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano, woven by artisan women in Cancuc y Chenalhó, Chiapas and desgined in collaboration with Aid to Artisans Mexico - Creative Learning.

The Tes cushions are woven on a backstrap loom with a warp striped design, embroidered with raised embroidery motifs with 12 strands of pearl-colored thread. 

Size: 50 cm x 50 cm

Material: Cotton.

Color: Blue, or red, or white. 

Care: Hand wash with the piece inside out, dry without exposing to the sun.

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By Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano, crafted by artisan women in Tlamacazapa, Guerrero and designed in collaboration with Mexican design brand Saber para la Vida.

Basket woven with wild palm leaves, in Tlamacazapa, Guerrero, where 80% of the population is dedicated to weaving the palm leaves, a technique that has been taught generation after generation. To make these pieces of traditional art, the palm leaves are soaked for several minutes so that it does not hurt the hands, does not splinter, and this natural fiber is much more manageable.

Material: Wild palm leaves

Size: 28 cm diameter and 30 cm in height 

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By Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano, crafted by the Raramuri artisan women and designed by the Red Binacional Niu Matat Napawika.

The Norogachi Earrings are woven with two needles by the Raramuri artisan women belonging to ESMAS (Empresas Sociales de Mujeres Artesanas): Social Enterprises of Artisan Women.

The women crafters are from Semati Koroka, from the community of Norogachi, in the municipality of Guachochi, Chihuahua, in the Sierra Tarahumara. 

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By Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano, crafted by the Raramuri artisan women and designed by the Red Binacional Niu Matat Napawika.

The Norogachi Earrings are woven with two needles by the Raramuri artisan women belonging to ESMAS (Empresas Sociales de Mujeres Artesanas): Social Enterprises of Artisan Women.

The women crafters are from Semati Koroka, from the community of Norogachi, in the municipality of Guachochi, Chihuahua, in the Sierra Tarahumara. 

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By Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano, crafted by the Raramuri artisan women and designed by the Red Binacional Niu Matat Napawika.

The Norogachi Earrings are woven with two needles by the Raramuri artisan women belonging to ESMAS (Empresas Sociales de Mujeres Artesanas): Social Enterprises of Artisan Women.

The women crafters are from Semati Koroka, from the community of Norogachi, in the municipality of Guachochi, Chihuahua, in the Sierra Tarahumara. 

Only sizes 6, 7, and 8 left in stock.

This ring is handmade by the Cape Town-based design studio and jewelry brand Lorne founded by Gillian Lawrence. 

Gillian states about the inspirations for her creations: “The aesthetic is rendered through the creative process of jewelry making, acknowledging freedom to form rather than the expectancy of what the jewelry piece should look like. Freedom allows the creative subconscious of the artist to experiment with the materials until spontaneous form arises. Pure and authentic design makes Lorne an inspirational jewelry brand. Due to the transient nature of its manufacturing process, each piece of jewelry is unique in its story to form. Lorne challenges traditional jewelry making with modern subjectivity defined by unusual shapes and structures. Lorne's bold yet polished statements are synonymous with the brand's essence. The brand respects individuality and recognizes this in those that choose to wear Lorne.”

Size: 6, 7, and 8.

Material: 24k gold plated brass with a green onyx stone.

Color: Gold, green.

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By Mexican fashion brand Ensamble Artesano and crafted and designed by Mexican design brand Taller Maya. 

The Saramuyo Bag is a piece inspired by the fruit commonly seen in the markets of the Yucatan peninsula. A bag that explores the possibilities of the hammock warping technique.

The bag has been crafted by artisan women located in Yaxunah, Yaxche, Becán, Santa Rosa in Yucatan.

Size: 15 cm length, 17 cm handles, 15 cm width.

Material: Cotton.

Color: Mustard.

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By Mexican design brand Ensamble Artesano, crafted by artisan women in Aguacatenango, Chiapas and desgined  in collaboration with NGO Impacto.

The Chiapas Blouse features a 3/4 sleeve with traditional embroidery from the Agucatenango community with floral motifs of daisies and rococo. The entire blouse is handmade with a buttonhole stitch on the neck, joining the pieces with hanging chain embroidery, and pleating in sleeves. As a detail on the sleeves and neckline, matching pompoms are included.

Size: 70 cm length, 52 cm bust, 36 cm shoulders.

Material: 100% cotton

Color: Green, rosé, beige.

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By the South African design studio Pichulik handmade in Cape Town.

The founder Katherine Pichulik says about her inspiration for this bracelet: "This loop of rope represents a smile. Simply a reminder of joy! You deserve joy, wellness, and beauty. Shift your gaze to that which you are grateful for to amplify its presence. Every day ensure you are prioritizing things that give you joy! We say it again - you deserve joy!" 

Color: black or beige, optional green or orange stone.

Size: Adjustable

Material: Rope & brass

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By the South African design studio Pichulik handmade in Cape Town.

The founder Katherine Pichulik says about her inspiration for this bracelet: "This loop of rope represents a smile. Simply a reminder of joy! You deserve joy, wellness, and beauty. Shift your gaze to that which you are grateful for to amplify its presence. Every day ensure you are prioritizing things that give you joy! We say it again - you deserve joy!" 

Color: black or beige, optional green or orange stone.

Size: Adjustable

Material: Rope & brass

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By the South African design studio Pichulik handmade in Cape Town.

The founder Katherine Pichulik says about her inspiration for this bracelet: "This loop of rope represents a smile. Simply a reminder of joy! You deserve joy, wellness, and beauty. Shift your gaze to that which you are grateful for to amplify its presence. Every day ensure you are prioritizing things that give you joy! We say it again - you deserve joy!" 

Color: black and gold, optional green or orange stone.

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Earrings designed by South African jewelry brand Lorne founded by Gillian Lawrence.

Gillian states about the inspirations for her creations: “The aesthetic is rendered through the creative process of jewelry making, acknowledging freedom to form rather than expectancy of what the jewelry piece should look like. Freedom allows the creative subconscious of the artist to experiment with the materials until spontaneous form arises. Pure and authentic design makes Lorne an inspirational jewelry brand. Due to the transient nature of its manufacturing process, each piece of jewelry is unique in its story to form. Lorne challenges traditional jewelry making with modern subjectivity defined by unusual shapes and structures. Lorne's bold yet polished statements are synonymous with the brand's essence. The brand respects individuality and recognizes this in those that choose to wear Lorne.”

Material: 20mm sterling silver with semiprecious lapis lazuli stone pearl.

Colors: Lime green, purple, blue.

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By the Colombian fashion design brand Mola Sasa.

Using a rich appliqué technique of hand sewing cut layers of fabric, the belt is hand-crafted by women in collaboration with the Guna Dule Community in Columbia. Finished with velvet cords and metal tips to wrap around the waist, the belt is created in a unique size to fit all body types.

Dimensions: length: 18.7 cm, width: 17.8 cm

Materials: Fabric, Velvet Cords, Metal Tips

Colors: Deep Turquoise, blush, brushed rose, garnet or: purple, lilac & navy

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By Colombian fashion design brand Mola Sasa.

The bangle is hand-sewn by women artisans of the indigenous Kuna Community from Colombia with an ancient appliqué technique, this open shape comes with a gold-plated metallic tip that makes the bangle bold and sculptural. Wear yours solo or stack it with the thinner version.

Materials: Fabric wool / cotton, wood, suede, gold-plated brass.

Colors: Light grey, white, dark grey.

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By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa.

Crafted by the Kuna Women in Colombia with an ancient appliqué technique where layers are superimposed, cut out, and hand-sewn to form intricate patterns. The new lighter, thinner, and open shape fits all wrists.

Materials: fabric cotton / velvet, wood, suede, gold-plated brass.

Colors: navy / dark red.