Paper Lanterns Recycled Plastic Wood Dangle Earrings from West Africa Cover Ups

Paper Lanterns Recycled Plastic Wood Dangle Earrings from West Africa Cover UpsThese earrings, crafted by West African artist Rita Addo Zakour, are made from recycled plastic and local sese wood. The round plastic beads are fanned out, resembling paper lanterns. The plastic collected for these earrings is from recycled water bottles that are melted down and cast into their new shape. materials: Sese wood, recycled plastic, brass hooks, nylon Hook earrings Promotes recycling and reduces waste 2. 8 in. L x 0. 5 in. W

Snaking back and forth

the necklace fastens with a sterling silver plated clasp and extender chain

and orange over black

18" L x 48" W when unfolded (45

Sterling silver chain alternates with sparkling citrine

I was so depressed

He uses the knowledge that has been passed to him by his parents to create this wonderful solitaire ring

Includes backing card explaining the origin story & Wakami's social impact

who use sterling silver cable chain

With the number of adopters decreasing and intakes increasing

The sterling silver earrings are crafted by hand featuring a smaller leaf that is detailed with oxidized contrasts

Suspended at the ends of a gleaming band