Anyigba Ceramic Beaded Necklace Africa Fair Trade Jewelry Rangwali Holi and using local materials and

and using local materials and sustainable business practices

closing with a reconstituted turquoise button

Mexican artisan Marco Bautista finds a true passion in the act of weaving

Removable acacia wood legs make it easy to store

Guillermo Arregui crafts the cocktail ring of precious Taxco sterling silver to gleam in the light

Anyigba Ceramic Beaded Necklace Africa Fair Trade Jewelry Rangwali Holi and using local materials andElizabeth Alorchie Apetor celebrates 'Anyigba' with the design of this pair of earrings. Meaning 'Mother Earth' in the Ewe language, the earrings are crafted in a warm palette of earth tones that includes brown and cream. The earrings are worn on brass hooks. materials: Ceramic with brass clasp Hook earrings Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly 2. 8 in. L x 1 in. W