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Add a cultural flair to your outfit with this stunning pair of dangle earring from artisan Wirabhuwana. Hand crafted from sterling silver, each beautiful earring features a large crescent that has been decorated with Balinese floral bun openwork which surrounds a smaller circular pendant with its traditional jawan dotted motifs.

The ancient Moche civilization used to embellish their big complexes with geometric motifs representing their deities and beliefs. Today, the splendor of their culture can be seen in archeological remains that inspire Peruvian artisan Zaida Lanning to create these dangle earrings. Working with sterling silver, Zaida designs each accessory with traditional Moche details, all in a combination finish.

The artisans of the Wakami cooperative draw inspiration from the ancient Mayan legend of the 'Maize People' for this colorful wrap bracelet. They craft it from braided multicolored cords and finish it with a unique pendant depicting the man of maize. Their lengths can be adjusted by sliding the knots along the cords.

The Wakami collective brings together more than 500 female artisans to provide them with training and access to international markets. The efforts have created big improvements in the artisans' families' quality of life and schooling levels.

Known as the protector of small children, the Jizo is an iconic element in Japanese culture, inspiring monuments and stories that tell about their wise and gentle spirit. As an homage to these ancient souls with big hearts, Balinese artisan Griya Suarningsih works with sterling silver to create these little Jizo girl dangle earrings, each featuring a sweet aura enhanced by a polished finish.

The Maya firmament was blessed with a privileged location that allowed them to see the galaxy's center and its harmonious pace, guiding them in every aspect of their lives. This unique way to connect nature and humanity resulted in the Mayan astrology sign, an ancient doctrine intended to identify each person's spiritual nature by looking at the stars.

As a way to wear your Mayan identity, Maura Parra from Guatemala creates this leather-cord nickel necklace for those born on the Q'anil day, the day of "abundance" in the Nahual language. With a mysterious scene of two women and rabbits embossed along with the sign's name, the accessory represents the souls born with a connection to the fertile land, characterized by a big heart and desire to protect others.