Lending their structure from a type of wooden window covering used throughout traditional architecture in the Middle East, the Mashrabiya earrings feature the signature latticework characteristic. The intricately patterned panels of a Mashrabiya served purpose beyond their adorned exterior – to convect cool winds and to conceal the occupants of the house, preserving their anonymity. Designed to evoke a sense of mystery, all of the pieces are sterling silver, with a selection also gold plated.
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Born in Beirut, Lebanon, 1973. After completing her M.Sc. in mathematics in 1997 at The University of Ottawa, Canada, Rana formally took up her interest in jewelry making. She commenced her training in Ottawa and developed it through an apprenticeship at a silversmith's workshop in Khan El-Khalili in Cairo, Egypt in 2000. She commenced her training in Ottawa and developed it through an apprenticeship at a silversmith's workshop in Khan El-Khalili in Cairo, Egypt in 2000.
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Mashrabeya Earrings
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Mashrabeya Earrings
$550.00 Select options
