Habaya
Selene Earrings
$ 88.00
In ancient Greek mythology, Selene was a name for the goddess of the moon. Driving her moon chariot across the heavens, she represented the grace and quiet beauty of the spheres. Elegantly hammered from silver, the Selene Oval Earrings play tribute to the craters and penumbra of this mysterious force of nature.
About Habaya
Born from the wreckage of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, Habaya believes in the power of creation over destruction. Featuring a distinctly handmade quality, his work is inspired by the combined strength of the global tribe. A portion of each sale goes toward redevelopment efforts in Kamaishi, Japan.
Materials: Silver
Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed.
Iwate, Japan
Habaya Ring
$ 145.00
This simple yet attractive ring features a letter H motif taken from the Habaya brand name. Its linear form is three-dimensional giving depth and clean vertical lines that keep things exciting and has the added benefit of making your fingers look longer and more elegant to your admirers.
About Habaya
Born from the wreckage of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, Habaya believes in the power of creation over destruction. Featuring a distinctly handmade quality, his work is inspired by the combined strength of the global tribe. A portion of each sale goes toward redevelopment efforts in Kamaishi, Japan.
Materials: Silver
Dimensions: Medium, Medium +
Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed.
Iwate, Japan
Enzi Ring
$ 75.00
Noble. Eternal. True. The Enzi ring from Habaya is simple yet bold. Drawing inspiration from the nobility of times past, it’s thickness represents inner strength and serves as a reminder to stay steadfast no matter what is thrown your way.
About Habaya
Born from the wreckage of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, Habaya believes in the power of creation over destruction. Featuring a distinctly handmade quality, his work is inspired by the combined strength of the global tribe. A portion of each sale goes toward redevelopment efforts in Kamaishi, Japan.
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Medium, Medium +
Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed.
Iwate, Japan
Selene Oval Earrings
$ 75.00
In ancient Greek mythology, Selene was a name for the goddess of the moon. Driving her moon chariot across the heavens, she represented the grace and quiet beauty of the spheres. Elegantly hammered from silver, the Selene Oval Earrings play tribute to the craters and penumbra of this mysterious force of nature.
About Habaya
Born from the wreckage of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, Habaya believes in the power of creation over destruction. Featuring a distinctly handmade quality, his work is inspired by the combined strength of the global tribe. A portion of each sale goes toward redevelopment efforts in Kamaishi, Japan.
Materials: Silver
Dimensions:
Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed.
Iwate, Japan
Kanga Ring
$ 75.00
Inspired by East African ‘kanga’ (a colorful garment that is worn wrapped around the body), the Kanga Ring by Habaya is far from a perfect circle as it organically undulates and swoops around the finger. Made individually by hand, each ring features angles and curves sought out by a craftsman.
About Habaya
Born from the wreckage of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, Habaya believes in the power of creation over destruction. Featuring a distinctly handmade quality, his work is inspired by the combined strength of the global tribe. A portion of each sale goes toward redevelopment efforts in Kamaishi, Japan.
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Medium, Medium +
Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed.
Iwate, Japan
