New Polymer Clay Jewellery

All of the women in the self-made co-op come from family turmoil, in particular spousal abuse, and have managed to escape their situations.
In Nepal this is almost impossible to do, as the majority of women have no money, power or family (as they usually go to live with their husbands family after marriage.)
One by one they all left their domestic abuse lives and found this co-operative of women aiming to make enough profit through the sale of their handmade jewellery to become financially independent, and create a better life for themselves and their children. Trained by an expert in the polymer clay jewellery art, Wendy will spend 6 months a year away from her native Australia to assist in the design and creation of more pieces, and the training of more women.

Our Seto Kalo Necklace below needs to be seen to be appreciated, photo's do not do it justice! The detail in the decorative beads is painstaking, precise work, and the filigree designs defy the naked eye.


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