The summer collection by London shop and design brand
Darkroom is based on mysticism and the darker elements of ancient traditions and religions.
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Raffia bag, clutch and floor cushions by Madwa; Hemp, prayer bead and Swarovski crystal harness by CCCHU |
Folkloric jewellery and homewares are made with natural materials such
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Bjorg’s horsehair and copper necklaces, and
Madwa’s raffia cushions,
each echoing the costumes of Pagan rituals and festivities.
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Resin/gold plate necklace by Gem Sessions |
Jewellery from
CCCHU’s new collection is made from hemp twine and prayer beads, combined with
Swarovski crystals. In contrast,
Gem Sessions’ feather-inspired resin jewellery is a much more delicate take on the theme.
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Folk Ribbon necklace and cuff by Michelle Lowe-Holder |
Specially commissioned ranges include folk ribbon cuffs and necklaces by jeweller
Michelle Lowe-Holder and textile designer
Na’ama Rietti’s neckpieces: knotted lengths of silk threads wrapped around wooden hoops that symbolise sacred areas of the body.
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Silk/rosewood neckpieces by Na’ama Rietti |
The brand's Pagan cushions are also made from natural materials and textiles, finished with rainbow-wrapped horsehair tassels handmade by New York-based designers
Fredericks & Mae.
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Horse hair/silver/rose gold necklaces by Bjorg |