The FOLKDAYS x SEVAR by Hila & Wana Limar collection features two fairly produced, handmade earrings with complementary designs. These earrings called Goshwara 1 consist of lapis lazuli stones of different sizes.

The designs were created by Hila Limar (architect & chairwoman of the board at the non-profit organisation Visions for Children e.V.) and Wana Limar (creative producer, presenter, Visions for Children e.V. ambassador and member of their PR team). The earrings were then carefully handcrafted in the workshop of the goldsmith Milad Zamani from 925 silver and dark blue lapis lazuli. Different craftsmen are involved in the creation, the goldsmith and the hakak (gem-cutter), both of whom are employed in Zamani's workshop in Afghanistan's capital Kabul. In the last step the earrings are plated with recycled 14-carat gold in Germany.

With this collaboration, Hila and Wana Limar also introduce their new jewellery label SEVAR. SEVAR combines the sisters' shared affinity for artistic design with their educational, sustainable aspirations – and therefore connects their longstanding commitment to the educational sector, especially through the non-profit organisation Vision for Children e.V., with their love of art and aesthetics. Profits made by SEVAR will be invested in a goldsmith training program for girls and young women in Kabul, which Vision for Children e.V. is currently working on.

Please note that each pair is handmade from natural materials. No earring is like the other, but a beautiful one of a kind. Therefore, variations to the photos may occur.