Prosperous Sika Ghanaian Handcrafted Sese Wood and Coconut Shell Earrings Y-Drop the tumi was used for

the tumi was used for rituals during the Inti Raymi ceremonies in honor of the sun

a group that unites urban designers with Rwandan village artisans to create handcrafted

Amid the intricate sterling silver accents sits an exquisite onyx for the design of this stunning bracelet

totaling 12 carats

A versatile "must have" accessory

Prosperous Sika Ghanaian Handcrafted Sese Wood and Coconut Shell Earrings Y-Drop the tumi was used forShades of brown characterize this pair of dangle earrings from Ghana. Crafted by hand with beads of sese wood, coconut shell, and recycled plastic, these inspiring earrings feature an original design by Catherine Offei Kwapong. Hanging on brass hooks, the earrings are named Sika, meaning 'money' in Akan. materials: Sese wood, coconut shell, recycled plastic, brass hooks Hook earrings Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly 1. 6