Yadana Arrow Tassel Earrings - Jet Black
$16.00 SGD
About Yadana Arrow Tassel:
The Yadana Arrow Tassel earrings in Jet Black is a modern take on traditional Myanmar culture. Encased with a rustic silver crochet at the top, its tassels are finished with a light sheen that screams elegance. It’s a must-have for any woman who loves the one pair of accessory that will best complement her day-to-night outfit. Each pair is made as a wearable art piece. The earrings were conceptualised by Eh Wah, a budding Myanmar-based designer, who has a knack for intertwining modern beauty and traditional culture in her pieces. The hands behind the product are women in Myanmar who were personally trained by her - many of whom managed to find flexible work arrangements with Eh Wah because of their health condition.
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Details:
9cm from top of silver casing to bottom of tassel.
As each jewelry piece is handmade, slight differences may occur.
This product was made by human hands with:
- Dyed thread
- Silver ear hooks and encasing
- Single bead
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How do our communities benefit?
Our Barehands’ philosophy is centred on mutual respect, open dialogue, transparency and income sustainability. There are three ways we strive to engage with our craftsmen communities – (i) directly (ii) through craftsmen-led cooperatives or (iii) through non-profit organisations. We select our partners based on their level of skill, artistry, commitment and vision. We work closely with them to source the best materials, co-design when necessary and produce the right products for our customers.
The final price that you see takes into account the work that has been put in by many different parties, which include our craftsmen’s wages, cost of raw materials, product design and logistics. Our hope is for our communities to flourish, and for that to happen, we know it will take a long-term collective investment to help them do just that.
The final price that you see takes into account the work that has been put in by many different parties, which include our craftsmen’s wages, cost of raw materials, product design and logistics. Our hope is for our communities to flourish, and for that to happen, we know it will take a long-term collective investment to help them do just that.