Tagua Flower Dangly Earrings winter walks Ann Patchett

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Tagua Flower Dangly Earrings winter walks Ann PatchettHand carved from a tagua nut; a seed from a type of palm that grows in South American rainforests. Often known as vegetable ivory, tagua seeds are an environmentally sound alternative to animal ivory. Handmade in Ecuador by a small team of skilled artisan makers, who earn a fair wage and have regular work as a result of collaborating with Just Trade. Exclusive to Hayward Gallery for the In the Black Fantastic exhibition.