The Wayra earrings were inspired by the sunset, the sun that shines brightly on the plains of the Sibundoy Valley before disappearing on the horizon and the air that moves the leaves of the trees and carries the smells of nature. That same air will influence the bead weaving of these earrings to move from one side to the other while you wear them. Wayra or Waira means air or wind in the indigenous Inga language.
– Measurements: The earrings measure 3 cm long by 6 cm high.
– Material: The metal pieces are handmade in bronze and have a 24K matte gold plating. The top of the earrings is made of hypoallergenic stainless steel. The bead weaving is done by Inga-Kamentsä indigenous people from Putumayo, a department in southern Colombia.