Multicolour basket collar necklace by Inzuki
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Handmade from embroidery thread and locally sourced sisal grass by local Rwanda women, this bold and colourful statement neckpiece is an ode to the traditional Rwanda woven basket. Inzuki is a dynamic young Rwandan brand fusing traditional craftsmanship and contemporary style, seeking to transcend traditional Rwandan design and create jewellery and accessories customised to suit modern needs.
This necklace is featured in the exhibition Africa Fashion.
Details
• Made in Rwanda
Author/Artist/Designer
InzukiDimensions
17.5cm x 22.5cm x 11cm
Composition
Embroidery thread and locally sourced sisal grass
Colour
Product code
163866
Necklace lengths
Necklace sizes are a guide and may vary depending on the individual.
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Africa Fashion
Spanning iconic mid-20th century to contemporary creatives through photographs, textiles, music and the visual arts, Africa Fashion explored the vitality and global impact of a fashion scene as dynamic and varied as the continent itself.