Gabriela (Brown)
$28.00
The Kayumanggii capsule collection is an exclusive collaboration with BRWNGRLZ X BAYANI ART. Paying homage to our culture and our skin by creating these brown acrylic pieces in BRWNGRLZ signature designs. Laser cut and hand assembled in the Bay Area by Gretchen Carvajal, a Pinay maker.
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Laser cut acrylic with gold plated brass and surgical steel hypoallergenic findings. Inspired by a combination of art deco and minimalist geometric shapes of the moon. Negative space and clean lines makes these earrings extremely light and wearable with any outfit.
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