OROPOPO Jewelry - Plumeria Earrings Darlene Wiedman yet big enough to cover

yet big enough to cover you and keep you warm

Karim's handwoven shrug is hand dyed IKAT linen in a mauve colorway with a contrasting silk selvedge and feathery light fringe

The rich colors and various laces and ribbons worked into the ponchito make any of her shawls look completely different

The Sycamore metallic necklace is a beautiful lightweight necklace for every season and the bronze color will transition easily from day to night

The El Malpais Cuff appropriates the aesthetic tension between smooth surfaces and fractured lines

OROPOPO Jewelry - Plumeria Earrings Darlene Wiedman yet big enough to coverPlumeria is a tradition of artisanal feather work that evolved from craft work in early Mesoamerica to an elaborate style in the 17th century during the Spanish Colonial period. The hybrid designs spread back to the Old World, the royal courts, and was used in trade, reaching as far away as China and Mozambique. Lightweight off white earrings are crafted in metallic leather and laser cut to create ethereal feather like plumes. 1 1 4" wide and 3 drop