If you are looking for a subtle touch of colour, these teardrop earrings are your perfect match. The colourful detail is made up of many tiny spheres hand covered with upcycled organically dyed sari fabric. They are then carefully assembled together. The chosen contemporary colours will find a match in your wardrobe.
The Upcycle Collection features a range of vibrant jewellery that comes to life using leftover fabric remnants.
The handmade nature of this item guarantees no two pieces are identical. Although the design will be the same, the item you receive may present slight colour variations and combinations different to that shown on the product page. If you have specific requirements of colour, contact us and we will endeavour to meet your preferences before shipping.
MATERIALS AND SIZES
Materials used to make this item
Woven cotton 35%
Iron 30%
Brass 35%
Weight:10g
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About The Brand
Ethical and fairtrade jewellery brand, Finders and Makers, source handmade accessories from artisans all over the world and supports makers, enterprises, and businesses engaged in the advancement of women.
Founded by Carina Tomietto, Finders and Makers empowers workers around the world by tackling poverty and poor working conditions, as well as promoting environmental conservation. It also promotes gender equality by providing stable and regulated employment solutions for women.
