Tlacoyal Filigrana Evil Eye Earrings

Worn close to the heart. Made by hand. Born in Oaxaca. These filigree earrings carry centuries of craft in every curve. Shaped from fine copper wire by master artisans in Oaxaca, Mexico, the filigrana technique dates back to 3000 BC — brought to Mexican soil by Spanish craftsmen in the 1500s and kept alive by the hands of a few dedicated families today. Each earring is meticulously woven into an intricate lace-like silhouette, then finished with a luminous 22-carat gold coating that catches the light with every turn of your head. At the center rests a hand-painted sacred heart — a devotional motif rendered with careful brushwork before the piece is complete. Nestled within it, a Tlacoyal pom-pom of hand-spun wool, dyed using traditional colorants passed down through generations. The Tlacoyal is a symbol of Oaxacan identity. Here, it becomes the soul of the piece. No two pairs are exactly alike. That is the nature — and the beauty — of true handcraft. Details Closure: Kidney Wire Total Length: 4" Weight per earring: 0.6 oz Finish: 22-carat gold over copper wire Sacred heart: hand-painted Pom-pom: hand-spun wool, traditionally dyed Each pair is one of a kind. Non-returnable. Non-exchangeable. HANDMADE IN MEXICO — Oaxaca