Kanika Earrings
Handmade from black silk tassels, with nickel-free recycled brass
Kanika statement, tassel earrings are a glamorous addition to an everyday outfit. These earrings are handmade by recycling threads from old sari fabric. Surprisingly lightweight, the black silk tassels are held in place with recycled, nickel-free brass fixings - a perfect gift for anyone who loves fashion and the planet.
This product is ethically made by small scale, women-led artisans producers in Delhi, India. In addition to paying living wage, they also provide health care and adult literacy classes.
This beautiful piece of environmentally-friendly jewellery, would make a great gift for any fashion lover, with your purchase positively impacting the lives of the artisans and their surrounding communities. The perfect gift for any occasion.
Handmade in Delhi, India
Recycled brass (nickel free), recycled sari fabric
L5cm x W4.5cm
Meaningful hours of labour: 6
To clean jewellery, wipe lightly with a damp cotton cloth to remove surface dirt or dust
Please Note: We do not accept returns on earrings unless faulty
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