Lightweight curved copper earrings with nickel free brass ear wires, inspired by the artwork from the Shiwezwa record. The copper is recycled from old geysers (water heaters), and each piece is lovingly hand-crafted by Elina and Memory from FREE, a woman's jewellery-making collective in a poor compound in Lusaka, Zambia, as part of this special collaboration.
50% of sales proceeds go directly back to FREE, and to the two jewelleresses Elina and Memory. The jewellery is part of the special edition Namvula x FREE line, in which I reimagine the artwork from the albums Quiet Revolutions and Shiwezwa.
Note that pieces will naturally vary slightly as they are hand-made - and so will be unique to YOU!
Includes unlimited streaming of
Quiet Revolutions
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
All Shades A4 Art Print
£40 GBP
All Shades of the Sun ep – Limited Edition 12" Vinyl
£20 GBP
All Shades of the Sun t-shirt (white on navy tee)
£20 GBP
All Shades of the Sun t-shirt (black on tan tee - unisex)
£20 GBP
All Shades of Sun T-shirt (yellow on black tee)
£20 GBP
All Shades of Sunshine (bundle)
£60 GBP
Rays of Sun (bundle)
£38 GBP
All Shades cotton black tote (limited edition)
£18 GBP
All Shades of the Sun jute bag (limited edition)
£18 GBP
Quiet Revolutions A4 Art Print (limited edition)
£27 GBP
Quiet Revolutions limited edition art print (leaf)
£27 GBP
Quiet Revolutions – Quiet Revolutions CD
£12 GBP
Shiwezwa – Shiwezwa Compact Disc
£11 GBP
Njishe bracelet | Namvula x FREE special edition
£32 GBP
Shiwezwa shell earrings | Namvula x FREE special edition
£24 GBP
Shiwezwa curve earrings (patina) | Namvula x FREE special edition
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Quiet Revolutions fern earrings | Namvula x FREE special edition
£28 GBP
Namvula London, UK
"a true original" ~ The Guardian
Namvula's journey is an exploration of cultural
intersections and heartfelt storytelling. Weaving together a global soundscape inspired by the deep grooves of Africa, the lyrical sensibility of folk-pop and the improvisational freedom of jazz, her music reflects the nuances of her Zambian-Scottish heritage, and a restlessness born of her diasporic upbringing.
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