I met a man named Marcos here in Rocha, Uruguay, who is truly a Sourcerer - he connects directly with indigenous tribes throughout South Amercia and purchases their handmade goods.
 
These seed earrings are handmade in Brazil using natural seeds and plant materials. They reflect a long tradition of Indigenous adornment rooted in the land itself.
 
These were sourced through a large central artisan market in Brazil — a gathering place where artisans from across the country come to share and sell their work. Each pair is composed of carefully selected seeds, shaped and assembled by hand, creating organic forms with natural variation in color, texture, and weight.
 
Lightweight and tactile, these earrings feel grounded and elemental. No two pairs are exactly alike, and subtle differences are part of their beauty.