Ans welcomes Felicidad Petates

Maria Bethlehem Perez Taján gives life to a collection of adorable accessories, which in turn bring happiness to the people wearing them. Hair bands, belts, pins, necklaces, earrings, scarves and neck warmers come loaded with positive energy and happiness, Maria focus is the quality and uniqueness of her designs

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Ans welcomes Felicidad Petates

Maria Bethlehem Perez Taján gives life to a collection of adorable accessories, which in turn bring happiness to the people wearing them. Hair bands, belts, pins, necklaces, earrings, scarves and neck warmers come loaded with positive energy and happiness, Maria focus is the quality and uniqueness of her designs

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Today's beauty

Origami by Sol Marsico

Handmade using fabrics stitched with a single strand. It's 27.55" (70cm) from side to side, its length can be easily adjusted

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Today's beauty

Origami by Sol Marsico

Handmade using fabrics stitched with a single strand. It's 27.55" (70cm) from side to side, its length can be easily adjusted

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Today's beauty

Rock Small

Handmade printed necklace, innovative design. Made of fabrics with rock images printed on each circle. It is reversible, it has plain colours on the other side.

Now £15.30

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Today's beauty

Rock Small

Handmade printed necklace, innovative design. Made of fabrics with rock images printed on each circle. It is reversible, it has plain colours on the other side.

Now £15.30

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Beauty of the day

Bromelia
Think of it as large confetti around your neck. This piece deserves a Confidence Alert, only

those with a strong sense of who they are, or those who enjoy admiring glances should con-

sider this piece. The largest pompon has 2" diameter, with the smaller ones being about

1" in diameter. Its length is 18" (48cm). Made with recycled wool, cotton threads, fabrics, beads

and lots of love and inspiration.

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Beauty of the day

Bromelia
Think of it as large confetti around your neck. This piece deserves a Confidence Alert, only

those with a strong sense of who they are, or those who enjoy admiring glances should con-

sider this piece. The largest pompon has 2" diameter, with the smaller ones being about

1" in diameter. Its length is 18" (48cm). Made with recycled wool, cotton threads, fabrics, beads

and lots of love and inspiration.

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Welcome to Ans, Mercedes Mendez Balestra

Mercedes Mendez Balestra passions are colours and textures. The search of its infinite combinations is the mean by which the Argentinean designer can transmit her joy to live and the love for the beautiful things that surround her, nourishing from the nature and art work. Mercedes feels that this creative energy can be canalized into infinite objects, pieces that in her case incarnate the originality of her creative freedom and handycraft skills, making women wearing her creations, feel unique like them…

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Welcome to Ans, Mercedes Mendez Balestra

Mercedes Mendez Balestra passions are colours and textures. The search of its infinite combinations is the mean by which the Argentinean designer can transmit her joy to live and the love for the beautiful things that surround her, nourishing from the nature and art work. Mercedes feels that this creative energy can be canalized into infinite objects, pieces that in her case incarnate the originality of her creative freedom and handycraft skills, making women wearing her creations, feel unique like them…

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Marina Callis

Marina is dedicated to the design and the making of jewelry with unconventional materials, especially textiles. Creating volume and structure through the exploration of texture and folding reflects a spontaneous and joyful soul; landscapes are recreated and combined with geometric and repetitive structures to make organic shapes.

The blend of these different processes generates a natural, delicate, attractive and texturized piece. One of the most important parts of Marina’s production is the color treatment of the textiles. In some cases, a vibrant mixed palette merges in harmony, while other times the different tones of a single chromatic range are explored. The result is light, colorful, fun and timeless pieces that remind us of the organic lines of nature.

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Marina Callis

Marina is dedicated to the design and the making of jewelry with unconventional materials, especially textiles. Creating volume and structure through the exploration of texture and folding reflects a spontaneous and joyful soul; landscapes are recreated and combined with geometric and repetitive structures to make organic shapes.

The blend of these different processes generates a natural, delicate, attractive and texturized piece. One of the most important parts of Marina’s production is the color treatment of the textiles. In some cases, a vibrant mixed palette merges in harmony, while other times the different tones of a single chromatic range are explored. The result is light, colorful, fun and timeless pieces that remind us of the organic lines of nature.

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Check out the new arrivals from "Luli Grun"

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Check out the new arrivals from "Luli Grun"

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Ans welcomes Pink Tomato

Handmade jewelry, versatile, innovative designs, created from fabrics. Thousands of color combinations available

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Ans welcomes Pink Tomato

Handmade jewelry, versatile, innovative designs, created from fabrics. Thousands of color combinations available

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Silvina Romero

Jewellery collection made by the Argentinean designer Silvina Romero out recycled pieces of fabric and threads. She started out three years ago by picking up leftovers from all the fabric and haberdashery dealers. It was a difficult time during the Argentinean crisis (2001), and this was a way for the designer to continue producing and making a living out of her passion. Soon, her work became recognized for its uniqueness.

“While jewellery is usually associated to luxury and ostentation, I love the fact that my pieces are built out of someone else’s waste, says the designer.

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