Stacking Brass Rings
Nawa - Made in Philippines
$30.00 CAD
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Why you'll love this product
Feel oh-so-lovely with our Nawa stacking rings! Featuring a perfectly imperfect silhouette, each of our rings are carefully handmade in small batches to showcase the highest quality T'boli craftsmanship available. Wear our rings as a stack, alone, or together with our stacking bangles, our Nawa rings are super versatile and make the perfect, everyday piece.
Every purchase also helps fund the Lake Sebu School of Living Traditions, a non-profit aiming to preserve the cultural traditions of the T'boli peoples.
- Designed and handcrafted in the Philippines by the T'boli peoples of Lake Sebu, South Cotabato
- Available as 1 individual ring, a set of 3 rings or a set of 5 rings.
- Made of raw, recycled brass
- Rings are adjustable. Support the base and apply even pressure to both sides when adjusting. Be gentle, as they are delicate
- Raw brass will naturally darken over time. Re-polish with lemon juice or ketchup and a soft damp cloth until shiny and new again!
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- FREE Shipping to Canada & USA on orders over $79.00
- Worldwide Shipping available at checkout
- Canada & USA: 3-5 business days
- USA: 3-5 business days
- Express shipping available at checkout
- Comes with a handwritten note
- If this is a gift and you would like us to include a note with a specific message, indicate it in the "notes" section upon checkout
- Refund available within 30 days. See details
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About Nawa
Founded by friends Jopie Sanchez and Timmy Potenciano, Nawa is a Filipino jewelry brand that works with brass casters and weavers in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato. Handcrafted in small batches by the T'boli peoples, Nawa jewelry is uniquely made to showcase the highest quality T'boli craftsmanship available and to instill a story you can be proud to wear. Every purchase also helps fund the Lake Sebu School of Living Traditions, a non-profit aiming to preserve and promote the cultural traditions of the T’boli peoples.