There are things they will teach you in marketing about “universal appeal”, about branding and about selling an ideal.
In fashion and beauty the goal is often to tell the consumer she is incomplete without, she isn’t good enough if she doesn’t have [product here]. Today I heard about single…
Just added and eligible for the www.absynia.etsy.com #Taxdaydeals (Taken with instagram)
The Ntende bracelet now on clearance! http://www.etsy.com/listing/52112711/multi-strand-african-wood-beaded (Taken with instagram)
My biggest inspirations come from traditional African jewelry. This picture of the Ethiopian woman inspired a few of my bracelet designs.
The Sessilee bracelet: http://www.etsy.com/listing/78575156/the-sessilee-bracelet
The Nzinga bracelet:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/88663008/african-ethnic-unisex-wood-precious
Some already available at www.absynia.etsy.com
Working late, thought I’d share what I’m working on.
I was very inspired by the comments at my last show and I’m working to bring that vibe into my photos and online.
The Atong hoops, $12.75
(via absynia)
The Mayuli earrings, $15
(via absynia)
In the other post you didn’t get to see one of the best parts of these earrings: the vintage silver at the bottom!
available here: http://www.etsy.com/listing/83172661/the-bahati-earrings
(Source: absynia)
The Jaiye necklace, $12
