Boho tribal necklace with a beautifully tattered Hmong embroidered textile 'cushion' foca joining African orange resin (faux amber) and large Ethiopian silver beads rosary wrapped with black iron wire. The orange of the resin beads and Hmong cushion contrasting with the muted, aged silver beads.
The Hmong textile, with its beautiful embroidred surface, is salvaged from garments and sewn into little padded cushions.
Around 16 1/2 inches (42 cm) end to end. Closes with a hand forged copper hook at the back of the neck.
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I try to keep my environmental footprint as light as possible, so I use new and clean recycled packaging in my wrapping.
Absolutely. What's the point of jewelry you aren't going to wear! Shopping online is convenient, but sometimes you need to see a thing up-close and in-person to know how you really feel about it. If you'd like to return your item, just let me know within 14 days of delivery and I will issue a refund upon receipt of an item returned in the same condition as supplied. Please note that purchasers/buyers are responsible for return postage costs
My work is purposefully raw. I use natural stones, crystals and salvaged materials, as these hold more meaning than shiny new things. My aesthetic celebrates the signposts; stitches, tool marks, natural texture and patina - these tell the story of a pieces' journey with me. I love that one of my customers described my work as 'beautifully broken' because there is great beauty in what some consider to be imperfection.
Pricing is one of the hardest things for an artist. I try to keep my prices accessible, whilst reflecting the time and materials that have gone into creating. When you purchase one of my pieces you are getting something that is unique and which has taken many hours to create.
My process is very organic and personal so, the short answer is no, I don't generally take custom orders. However, please feel free to reach out to me if you have something in mind. I've worked with several of my regular customers to create a piece that uses a material or object that holds a special meaning for them.
I am happy to reserve items for up to seven days for returning customers (ie. people who have purchased from me before), but please note that by reserving an item you are committing to purchase that item.
I can also set up layaway (payment via instalments) for new customers. Please feel free to contact me if you would like to discuss this option.
In accordance with the Packaging Act (VerpackG), I have registered in the LUCID packaging register. Customers resident in Germany must either a) return any packaging that I have put into circulation at their own cost OR b) properly dispose of any packaging in accordance with the applicable regulations.
Dec 20, 2018
Wonderful reuse of beautiful embroidery. Very well crafted and fits the neck perfectly. A lovely wearable piece of tribal vintage. Arrived very quickly perfectly packaged. Thankyou