African Monolith Sese Wood Coconut Shell and Plastic Earrings from Ghana
Beads of sese wood, coconut shell, and recycled plastic are stacked like stoic monoliths in this pair of dangle earrings from Ghana. Designed by Catherine Offei Kwapong, the earrings feature shades of brown, hanging from brass hooks.
Product Details
| Material | Sese wood, coconut shell, recycled plastic, brass hooks |
|---|---|
| Style | Hook earrings |
| Craft Type | Hand-crafted item — color, size and/or motif may vary slightly |
| Dimensions | 1.6 in. L x 1 in. W |
FAQ
What materials are used in these earrings?
The earrings are made from sese wood, coconut shell, recycled plastic, and brass hooks.
Are the earrings hand-crafted?
Yes, these earrings are hand-crafted, which means there may be slight variations in color, size, or design between pieces.
What is the length and width of the earrings?
The earrings measure 1.6 inches in length and 1 inch in width.
Christopher Buckland –
These earrings are unique and beautifully crafted. The combination of natural materials gives them a rich, earthy look. They hang nicely and add a subtle elegance to any outfit. The craftsmanship is evident and the colors are warm and balanced.
Evan Graham –
I appreciate the sustainable materials used in these earrings. The sese wood and coconut shell give a natural texture that stands out. They are slightly irregular in shape, which is a charm rather than a flaw. Perfect for a boho or minimalist style.
Amelia Newman –
The earrings feel solid and well-made. The brass hooks are secure and the stack of materials is balanced. I love how they bring a cultural touch to my jewelry collection. They are a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates handmade pieces.