Wedding accessories

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By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa.

Crafted by the Kuna Women in Colombia, the designs combine traditional geometric patterns with intricate hand-sewn appliqués of various native birds and plants.

This beautiful handmade clutch pays tribute to Colombia’s biodiversity, second in the world with its unique natural wealth.

Size: length: 29 cm, width: 5 cm, height: 18.5 cm

• Large fold over flap
• Removable shoulder strap made of tan matte leather
• Small inner pocket

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By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa.

Crafted by artisan women in Colombia these 24k plated earrings are light in weight making them the perfect accessory for day and night. 

Sizes - Moon: 3 cm (width) x 4 cm (height); Sun: 3.5 cm (width) x 4.5 cm (height)

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By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa.

Crafted by the Kuna Women in Colombia, the designs combine traditional geometric patterns with intricate hand-sewn appliqués of various native birds and plants. 

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By Studio Conchita is based in Mexico City, founded in 2019 by Renata Blanco.

Each of her pieces have their own personality, inspired by colors, forms and materials from Mexico’s everyday life. Her signature material glass is being repurposed for dreamy jewelry in old and new shapes.

Handmade in the pulled glass technique 

Material: Borosilicate glass & gold-plated back

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By Mexican jewelry brand CuradoX by Marina Hernandez.

Handmade by Marina in her Mexico based jewelry design studio from 14k gold plated and pure recycled silver extracted from used X-ray plates and photographic film. 

Each piece is unique and is shaped both by Marina’s hands and her early fascination of her ancestry - specifically the women in her life. 

Forever inspired by those who came before her, Marina names each piece she creates after a woman she admires, hoping that in the owners hands, they will someday be part of their heritage and a homage to our own.

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The Mola Sasa 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 wider version.

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By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa.

Crafted by the Kuna women in Colombia, the designs combine traditional geometric patterns with intricate hand-sewn appliqués of various native birds and plants.

This beautiful handmade clutch pays tribute to Colombia’s biodiversity, second in the world with its unique natural wealth.

Size: 29.2 cm x 5 cm x 18.5 cm

• Large fold over flap
• Removable wristlet strap made of tan matte leather
• Small inner pocket

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Circe's name 'Kirke' is derived from the Greek verb kirkoô meaning "to secure with rings" or "hoop around". This is the reference to the binding power of magic for which Circe was best known.

Material Detail:

Thin rope linked with brass and rope combinations and finished with brass end clasps.

Jewellers brass is composed of Copper and Zinc. Brass has metaphysical healing properties to boost the immune system and give courage.
This bracelet weighs 55 grams and is available in three sizes (inside diameter):

Size: 65mm

Pichulik is an ethical jewellery, accessories atelier based in Cape Town, South Africa. Rooted in Africa, and inspired by ancient traditions and cultures around the world, PICHULIK seeks to impart sacred feminine wisdom through its unique and intentional designs

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These earrings are 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 jewellery making, acknowledging freedom to form rather than expectancy of what the jewellery 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 jewellery brand. Due to the transient nature of it's manufacturing process, each piece of jewellery is unique in it's story to form. Lorne challenges traditional jewellery making with modern subjectivity defined by unusual shapes and structures. Lorne's bold yet polished statements are synonymous with the brands essence. The brand respects individuality and recognizes this in those that choose to wear Lorne.”

Material: 24k gold plated brass

Dimenstions: ca. 55mm length

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By Studio Conchita is based in Mexico City, founded in 2019 by Renata Blanco.

Each of her pieces have their own personality, inspired by colors, forms and materials from Mexico’s everyday life. Her signature material glass is being repurposed for dreamy jewelry in old and new shapes.

Handmade in the pulled glass technique 

Material: Borosilicate glass & gold-plated back

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa.

Crafted by the Guna Dule Community Of Caimán Alto in Colombia. The designs combine traditional geometric patterns inspired by the light or color as geometric expressions or Suns and Moons play between the abstract and the figurative.

Size: 20,32 cm × 5,08 cm × 12,7 cm

Colors: Front & Back: Slate Grey, Black, Navy, Baby Blue

Sides: Black Velvet

Inside: Burgundy Drill

Exchangable strap: Navy Patent Napa Leather

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By Mexican jewelry brand CuradoX by Marina Hernandez.

Handmade by Marina in her Mexico based jewelry design studio from 14k gold plated and pure recycled silver extracted from used X-Ray plates and photographic film. 

Each piece is unique and is shaped both by Marina’s hands and her early fascination of her ancestry - specifically the women in her life. Forever inspired by those who came before her, Marina names each piece she creates after a woman she admires, hoping that in the owners hands, they will someday be part of their heritage and a homage to our own.

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

The founder Katherine Pichulik says about her inspiration for these earrings: "Hamsa the middle eastern symbol of divine feminine protection and power. The Pichulik heroine carries the sacred symbols of Intuition (crescent moon), Purity and Integrity (pearls), Wisdom (coral) and all seeing and knowing the Truth (tigers eye). This hamsa is your sacred talisman"

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By design brand Soko from Nairobi, Kenya.

These two rings are handmade by artisans from 24k gold plated recycled brass for the women-led ethical jewellery brand and manufacturing platform Soko from Kenya.

The Ozuru Stacking Ring set features two styles to wear together or separately.

Both rings are handmade from 24k plated recycled brass.

Ring 1

• Height: 25 mm
• Thickness: 9 mm

Ring 2

• Height: 22 mm
• Thickness: 2 mm

If in between sizes we recommend the larger one due to the width of the two rings together.

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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: "Drawing on the organic quality of rope in its purest form, the Sacred Knot is a symbol of the interconnectedness of all things. It is a reminder of a basic law of the universe: that each thing has its partner and its opposite. This simple but powerful symbol will remind you treasure your sacred bonds, but also to look for opportunity in contrasts."

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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. 

Size: 20,32 cm × 5,08 cm × 12,7 cm

Colors: Tomato red, flax, ivory

Sides: Beige colored velvet; Inside: Flax colored linen

Exchangable strap included.

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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.

Only one left in stock. 

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

The founder Katherine Pichulik says about her inspiration for these earrings: "The El Duende is "blowing spirit into us" say Katherine. It is when we open ourselves as a vessel to allow spirit to enter and perform our magic and gift. We know it when we witness someone inhabited by it, we get shivers , we feel wonder by a performance, or moved by a piece of art. Remember to surrender both as witness and performer to the magic of this life. Revel in the music, the poetry and divine beauty of this creation."

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These earrings are 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 jewellery making, acknowledging freedom to form rather than expectancy of what the jewellery 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 jewellery brand. Due to the transient nature of it's manufacturing process, each piece of jewellery is unique in it's story to form. Lorne challenges traditional jewellery making with modern subjectivity defined by unusual shapes and structures. Lorne's bold yet polished statements are synonymous with the brands essence. The brand respects individuality and recognizes this in those that choose to wear Lorne.”

 Material: 24k gold-plated brass

Only one left in stock.

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 wider version.

Only one left in stock.

By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa.

This bag handcrafted with Maguey (agave plant) fiber by the Kankuama indigenous women in the Sierra Nevada De Santa Marta in Colombia. 

The bag also incorporates the caña flecha technique in its handles, made of wood and finished with the idiosyncratic craft typical of the zenu indians from the coffee plantation region of San Andrés de Sotavento in the department of Córdoba and Sucre.

DIMENSIONS

Diameter: 13 Cm, Height W/Handle: 27 Cm, Height Handle: 12 Cm

COLORS

Natural

MATERIALS

Maguey Body, Caña Flecha Handles, Flax Linen Interior