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Weathered bamboo stems hold up the many structures in Tarkwa bae. This cuff honours their dignified strength, the Nigerian aquamarine calls both to the water and the faded teal paint of the bamboo.
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Inspired by the knotted ropes that let the sailors dock their boats. Ropes appear all around Tarkwa Bay. They are a symbol of security, a testament to the trust that simple bonds can hold things together. Made with solid brass.
Green baroque pearls and dark brown freshwater pearls mimic the organic forms and the colour story of the seaweed strewn across our beloved beachfront.
It’s our interpretation of a frequently forgotten organism for you to enjoy
The seaweed necklace measures 16-19 inches
Inspired by the terracotta breeze blocks that let the salty wind touch our skin. A round pearl hangs from the bottom.
With the tarkwa necklace, we explore the many shades of the beach: the sand, the trees, the shells, the palms, and the rocks. The Tarkwa necklace is made of a variety of shells, mother-of-pearl, coral, quartz, and glass beads.
The necklace is 18-20 inches long.
