Necklace of natural morototo seeds, saboneteira and red and black goat's eye

Creation in detail

Handcrafted

Size: 74 cm

Weight: 49 g

Materials: natural seeds of morototo (Didymopanax morototoni), saboneteira (Sapindus saponaria) and olho de cabra

With clasp

Colors: beige, black and red

Origin: Artisan from the Jamaraqua women's community located on the banks of the Tapajos river, in the state of Para, Brazil.

Learn more about the Jamaraqua community.

Morototo, a plant material

Morototo (Didymopanax morototoni) is presented here in its natural state, to show the plant material that forms the basis of this artisanal creation.

Saboneteira, a plant seed

Saboneteira (Sapindus saponaria) is a natural seed used as a material in these artisanal creations. This documentary image allows you to observe the seed before it is incorporated into the jewelry.

Tento olho-de-cabra, a remarkable seed

Tento olho-de-cabra (Ormosia arborea) is recognizable by its red and black seeds. This documentary image allows you to discover the plant material in its natural state before it is incorporated into the artisanal creation.

How to wear it

The warm shades of the necklace – deep red, natural beige, and graphic black – are ideally balanced with outfits in neutral tones: sand, ecru, beige, or light grey. This contrast allows the piece of jewelry to become the focal point of your outfit without being overbearing.

A flowing linen or cotton dress in earthy tones creates an organic and airy aesthetic.

A structured white shirt or a light blouse paired with a light blazer highlights the craftsmanship while maintaining a modern and polished look.

This necklace should be the focal point: avoid any other imposing pieces around the neck. If you wish to add accessories, consider very simple earrings or a discreet bracelet made of natural material, to maintain visual coherence.