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    Anahita Cuff
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    Anahita Cuff

    Original price was: AUD$95.00.Current price is: AUD$57.00.

    This piece honours the Persian goddess Anahita. The ancient-Middle Eastern golden embellishments and tassels are a mark of your own feminine regality, and a reminder to allow sacred intention to flow from you – manifesting grace, abundance and confidence in your own journey.

    Rope embellished with two rows of white and gold beads.

    Handmade in Cape Town, South Africa

    Out of stock

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    PICHULIK accessories are designed and hand-crafted in Cape Town, South Africa.

    Katherine-Mary, trained artist and Patissier started PICHULIK in September 2012 after a trip around India.

    PICHULIK is inspired by the intimate relationship women have with jewelry – it speaks of her travels, her mother or grandmother and the people she has loved.

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