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Copper stud earrings by Tatiana Apraez

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These elegant earrings are made by hand by artisans in Nariño, Colombia, using sterling silver and stainless steel with a colourful copper-toned baked powder pigment finish.

 

Designer Tatiana Apraez works in her native Colombia, taking inspiration from the landscape and revitalizing traditional techniques of the region.

Author/Artist/Designer

Tatiana Apraez

Dimensions

2.2 x 1.8cm (0.8 x 0.7in)

Composition

Sterling silver 925, stainless steel, baked-on powder paint. 925 sterling silver earring posts

Product code

167293

Delivery

 

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Standard delivery per order
UK
£5 – or FREE for orders over £60
3-6 working days
Europe
£20
6-10 working days
Rest of World
£30
10-14 working days

Returns

 

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About the designer
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Tatiana Apráez

Tatiana Apráez is a jewellery designer based in Bogotá, Colombia whose creations incorporate the highly specialised barniz de Pasto ‘laquer’ technique, developed during the colonial period in Latin America within the Viceroyalty of Peru. Its main ingredient is a natural resin known locally as mopa mopa, only found in the vicinity.

Apráez works barniz master Germán Obando, to develop ways to apply this unique resin to materials other than wood, including silver, gold, steel, leather, and 3D printed resin. The production of these extraordinary pieces involves a very small number of people: only about 10 harvesters of the mopa mopa resin and 36 varnish masters. In 2019 barniz de Pasto was included in the Representative List of Cultural and Intangible Heritage of Colombia.

Tatiana Apráez's unique designs are held in the V&A collection.