| Weight | 0.3 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 10 × 5 cm |
Barns Outfitters (BR-7004W) Sunrays Turquoise Pendant
SGD139.00 Inc. GST
Barns Outfitters (BR-8004W) Repose Stamp Work Bangle
SGD339.00 Inc. GST
Barns Outfitters (BR-8002W) Arrow Turquoise Bangle
SGD319.00 Inc. GST
NORTH WORKS × BARNS OUTFITTERS special collaboration items
The city of Fussa in Tokyo, about 40 km from the center of the city, has a somewhat American atmosphere, partly due to the Yokota Air Base. NORTH WORKS is a workshop and atelier in a renovated U.S. military house, where they continue to create products with unchanging value based on basic designs. Each item is made by hand, so each piece has a slightly different face, which becomes the flavor of the item. The 2025 Spring/Summer collection features a special collaboration Native American jewelry series, commissioned by BARNS OUTFITTERS as a tribute to the various Native American tribes and silversmiths that have been central to the brand since its early days. A design combining arrow stamp work and turquoise.
Traditional Arrow × Turquoise Design
For Native Americans, turquoise is more than just a decorative stone—it is considered a sacred stone used in prayers and ceremonies to connect with the spirits. Warriors have worn turquoise as a protective talisman against illness, accidents, and curses, and it has been regarded as a life-giving stone for thousands of years. The arrow, on the other hand, symbolizes protection and is believed to ward off evil when worn as an accessory.
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