Silver Tuscany Arc Ring

Our Tuscany collection is inspired by the Etruscan Revival movement in jewellery design. It is our tribute to being inspired by the past, and by a more intuitive time. We were struck by the tremendous resonance Etruscan Revival jewellery has with several other traditional jewellery languages - including Kutchi and Tibetan traditional jewellery. The idea of a common intuitive language across histories and geographies fascinated us. That so many unconnected cultures came up with proximally similar design pieces is fascinating. This phenomenon speaks to us of the global traveller and contemporary traditionalist who loves collected pieces and wears them, not as a costume, but as a part of their eclectic style. Our collection argues that similarity in global lives should come from intuition and humanness arrived at through our own journeys.

Silver

Silver

Shipping Time: 5 days, Delivery Time: 5-10 days🌼This item is hand made on order from India, read on Baka's origin & production details below🌼

 Please avoid contact with liquids and perfumes. Avoid contact with any abrasive surfaces to help reduce scratches. Please clean the surface with a mildly damp cloth.

Founded in by Rebecca Reubens in 2019, Baka's core team comprises a small but dedicated design and prototyping team with atelier in Ahmedabad. They aim to create emotionally-durable design which stays around longer as you love it.

Their pieces are handcrafted by traditional and contemporary craftspeople as they try and keep skills alive by using traditional methods in contemporary ways to keep tradition dynamic. Being a learning studio, if a non-traditional would-be crafts-person wants to learn handcrafting, they teach them in an apprentice-mode and aim to provide livelihoods. They therefore don't use machines as far as possible unless it is to aid the human hand. They are not Luddites, but love the handmade and are more into Arts and Crafts. The pieces are made from clean elements such as up-cycled, repurposed, recyclable and renewable materials. Ethically-sourcing these materials ensures that the money paid out goes to sending kids to school, and allows women to go to the doctors — and it does not line the purses of already-wealthy conglomerates.