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Serrahna Crochet Bead Ball Wood Tile Mosaic Earring Andrea Serrahn

CROCHET BALL EARRINGS

Beautiful bling mosaic on lightweight wood tiles with hand crochet beaded balls

$48.00

SERRAHNA carries a variety of Crochet Ball earrings to match every outfit and personality style. Choose from wood, crochet ball, or other decorative design options including:

Hand Crochet Balls studded with small seed beads.  Topped with a decorative beaded wood tile, or tribal wood button, hand carved and wrapped with more hand crochet work.  1/2-1 inch in diameter.  Earrings are very lightweight and measure approx 2″ long.

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Hand Crochet Balls studded with small seed beads.  Topped with a decorative beaded wood tile, or tribal wood button, hand carved and wrapped with more hand crochet work.  1/2-1 inch in diameter.  Earrings are very lightweight and measure approx 2″ long.

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Dimensions 4 × 6 × 2 in
Color

Aegean blue, Amber Gold, Crimson Ball, Orange, Red Button Lampwork Bead, Red Confetti, Red Oval, Rust, Saffron Gold, Sage Green Rectangle

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Eternal Friendships

Andrea Serrahn and RanjuSolo Traveler

Traveling to India as a lone long blonde haired female has its challenges. I found that out early on during my first trip in 1990. I got too much unwanted attention, from the wrong kinds of people. Meeting other female travelers was what I was looking for; we are stronger and can find safety in numbers. Meeting a woman in India who owned her small textile boutique was ideal on many levels.

A Desert Oasis

Out in the far western reaches of India, where the ocean meets the desert meets Pakistan is a small town called Bhuj. It’s quaint village atmosphere with winding back alley ways lured me in year after year. It was there that I met my friend Ranju. An unmarried, educated textile junkie like myself, she ran her own boutique stocked chock a block with lovely regional artisan fabrics. She was the most hospitable woman I’ve ever met; always inviting me in for tea. Folks from around the world would flock to her shop, and we all hung out and became friends. When I lived in Bhuj during my year long Fulbright Scholarship, I shared lunch with Ranju every day. We traveled together, shared giggles, stories, passions for fashions rendered from such cloth.

Andrea Serrahn and Ranju End of an Era

After the devastating earthquake of 2001, I helped her by painting a sign on her entry way to attract customers. She was the only shopkeeper, women owned and operated. How rare to find an unmarried shopkeeper such as her, and all the visitors to Bhuj should know this woman, I felt. I considered her a good friend, always my Rock of Gibraltar. Sadly Ranju passed away some years ago. My trips will never be the same without my dear friend Ranju.