For the Bozi [neck]
Almond Flower / The first flower to bloom abundantly during the Chinese spring, the almond flower is a symbol of rebirth and femininity. A full-bodied fragrance and a sea of flowers budding along the banks of the Yer-erqiang River in Xinjian. Also representing fortitude in sorrow, the splendor of warmth and bountiful harvests following cold, watchful winters.
A special knot allows the length to be adjusted.
Materials: Sterling Silver, Pink Silk Yarn, Green Jade Beads
Handcrafted in Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa
九 JIǓ [9] Collection
九 JIǓ [9] is a return to memory, heritage and the soft permanence of past blessings.
Inspired by a pair of baby-bracelets gifted to Wilbur at birth by a thoughtful aunt. With each bracelet charm signifying a specific incarnation of joy and protection for the child. The collection reflects on love born of hope and well wishes, recreating the nine charms in fine metals, and placing them amongst jade and pure silk. Gently mirroring the powerful meanings of the original charms, each piece is designed to be cherished and kept as a token of consideration.
Made from existing materials found throughout Aotearoa, the collection is a soft investigation of culture and place.
