Hammered Brass Tropical Leaf Pendant Large
Hammered Brass Tropical Leaf Pendant Large

Hammered Brass Tropical Leaf Pendant Large

Sale price£33.00

Beautiful, ethical jewellery handmade in India

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This collection has been designed by Just Trade in collaboration with award winning author and illustrator Coralie Bickford-Smith.  

This ethical jewellery is hand cut from brass sheet and planished using a specialist hammer to give it texture. Handmade by the Flowering Desert Project a WFTO (World Fair Trade Organisation), which provides training and fairly paid work for women from rural communities in Tamil Nadu, Southern India.

This project has seen the community flourish as more women are equipped to make choices and improve the quality of life for themselves and their families.

Matching Earrings available.

 

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