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Necklace made of morototo seeds and saboneteira wood

Necklace made of morototo seeds and saboneteira wood

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Natural Seed Necklace

The warm, organic tones of the necklace (light brown morototo (Didymopanax morototoni), soft texture of saboneteira (Sapindus saponaria)) stand out beautifully against neutral pieces: ecru, beige, light gray, or off-white. This subtle contrast allows the jewelry to express itself with finesse.

Pair it with a clean white blouse, with or without a light blazer, to create a refined juxtaposition between ethnic craftsmanship and a modern silhouette.

Artisan / People: Handmade by an artisan from the Jamaraqua Community, located on the banks of the Tapajós River, Pará state.

The Creation in Detail

Size: 74 cm

Weight: 40 g

Materials: Natural morototo and saboneteira seeds

Colors: Brown and black

Type: Long necklace

Shipping: From France

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 at the origin of this artisanal creation.

Morototo seeds (Didymopanax morototoni)
Morototo (Didymopanax morototoni) — Amazonikaa documentary image.

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.

Saboneteira (Sapindus saponaria) — natural seed
Saboneteira (Sapindus saponaria) — Amazonikaa documentary image.

How to Wear It

This creation is worn by highlighting its artisanal work, materials, and patterns.

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