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A Fun Lux boutique which brings you beautiful products from Kathmandu to Brooklyn to Stoke-on-Trent
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Pretty golden bracelets and silver beads to make you smile
A wise fashion-focused girl knows that livening up an outfit is always made easier and more individual by adding a key piece of jewellery. Here’s our low-down on the golden bracelets and silver beads we think make just those statements.
The Gezula clasp bracelet from A Peace Treaty is a handmade brass piece plated in an antiqued gold and gunmetal finishes (£168)
If you’re going to wear something chunky, metallic and heavy, we think it’s worth investing in something that gives you the sense and emotion that’s it’s good, positive and happy.
That’s why we stock the wonderfully heavy-weight artisan jewellery from A Peace Treaty - which looking stunning around your wrist, like the golden Gezula clasp bracelet does, or hanging against your favourite top such as the Djado amulet necklace. Watch out though, we only have a limited number of these exclusive items.
The Djado amulet necklace from A Peace Treaty is brass, and this version is plated in antiqued gold, made by Artisan makers using indigenous tribal art references. (£120)
We’ve also engaged a master silversmith in Nepal to produce a special range of silver bracelets and necklaces based upon traditional Buddhist prayer beads.
Hand-made silver bead necklaces and bracelets from I Like It Here Boutique start at £98.
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Soft, Light and Artisan - homewares from Nepal
Sometimes the simplest things make all the difference.
If you’re aching to change your bedroom around, or enliven your living spaces, just changing one or two things can be ultra-helpful.
Move the sofa so you can see out the windows, and witness Spring’s arrival, change the curtains for something lighter and softer, or maybe introduce a new object, like our Red Embroidered Rug from Nepal. Decorated in typical Nepalese patterns, it’s a small, soft silken textile which we think makes a big impact.
The Red Embroidered Silk Rug is hand-woven in Nepal - £270
Alternatively, a couple of new cushions for the floor and sofa work to bring colour, texture and pattern to a palette. Try our quilted soft cotton hand-printed Nepalese floor cushions for size.
The Large Quilted Cushion in Black and White keep even a monochromatic interior fan happy! (From £55)
And finish a new artisan interior off with a little ornament, such as the Buddhist singing bowls we sourced in Kathmandu.
A Singing Bowl is a traditional Buddhist object which when struck with the carved wooden stick creates a soothing chime. Available in blue, green and purple, £29 each.
These homewares are from our larger fun and lux collection of ethical and artisan accessories and furnishings for the home - visit our website to see more!
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