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CRAFTED
IN KENYA

Made in Kenya Ships from USA

Jorova Yarn Earring With Black Beads

Name: Jorova Yarn Earring With Black Beads
Brand: Jorova Crafts Kenya
SKU: PIN-JEW-EAR-YAR-01052
Price: 9.00 USD
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Crafted in Kenya

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Add a vibrant pop of color and texture to your look with these architectural hand crocheted yarn discs. Featherlight, ethically crafted and born from the rich textile traditions of Nairobi.

WHY IT'S PERFECT FOR YOU

Crafted from soft yarn, these earrings provide a high impact, oversized look without any heavy pull on the ears.

Each disc is intricately hand stitched by skilled Kenyan artisans, ensuring a unique, textural finish that celebrates the "human hand".

Every pair supports sustainable livelihoods within the Nairobi artisan community, preserving traditional textile techniques.

Finished with durable gold tone metal hooks and jump rings for a reliable, elegant hang that maintains the disc's shape.

Artisan’s Perspective

Inspired by the floral landscapes of Kenya and the rise of contemporary "slow fashion," the artisans at Jorova Crafts Kenya have created a design that feels both nostalgic and avant-garde. These earrings are born from the vibrant textile traditions of Nairobi, where the rhythm of the crochet hook transforms simple yarn into architectural wearable art.

This artistic journey focuses on the beauty of texture, turning soft threads into structured, sun like discs that catch the eye. The cultural roots of these pieces lie in the community driven craft circles of East Africa, where fiber arts are passed down through generations.

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