Local Saman

When we think of jewellery, we naturally tend to think of precious stone studded pieces, golds, silver and a few other things.

Then jewellery cannot be trash and vice versa.

Hold on to that thought, Bale, a Nepal based entrepreneurial company has taken the concept 'Trash to treasure' a notch up. Bale came up with the idea of turning beer cans into jewellery worn by Tharu women in Nepal.

The company works with artisans from the Tharu community to turn those trash cans into traditional jewellery pieces. Their handmade pieces are designed to replicate the traditional ornaments and are eco-friendly.

Weaved into a single thread (Potey) to the heavy-chunky Tilhari, colourful beads complete the picture of the Nepali jewellery scene.

Sdaccessories came up with a new idea to take these simple colourful beads to the next level. What Nepalese women have been adorning around their necks for generations can be carried on our ears. These handmade earrings with intricate patterns using beads will surely add value to your collection.

Glam it for a formal event or rock with your everyday streetwear, this piece of jewellery will sure to turn heads around.
A modern piece with traditional aesthetics will appeal to everyone's eye.

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