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Lightweight earrings that hold their shape — inspired by the ancestral patterns of the Wayuu people. Jintulu jerü (Wayuu) The design describes the mystical transformation of a plant into a blooming flower and a girl into a woman. The Wayuu people have a very elaborate ritual to celebrate this event. When the girl’s period begins,…
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Lightweight earrings that hold their shape — inspired by the ancestral patterns of the Wayuu people.
Jintulu jerü (Wayuu)
The design describes the mystical transformation of a plant into a blooming flower and a girl into a woman. The Wayuu people have a very elaborate ritual to celebrate this event.
When the girl’s period begins, she is released from school and the family builds her own hut. She lives there for months, only going outside to wash. Time passes learning traditional skills from the elderly women – such as how to crochet a hammock. Although it is not compulsory nowadays, many
still want to go through this challenge.
I will manufacture the product to your order, therefore the time needed to produce the product (usually 1-3 working days) may be added to the time needed to send the parcel.
Artist | Maria Coronado |
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Origin | Colombia, Riohacha (La Guajira) |
Manufacturing time | 6 Hours |
Diameter | 4 cm |
Materials | Cotton, Repurposed plastic, Silver 925 |
Technique | Crochet |
Package | Cardboard (Rapina Paberivabrik AS, 90% of the raw material is waste paper), reuse of cardboard waste (OU Jarsi) |