Jewellery

Length: 56cm
Silver plated toggle clasp
Afghani brass

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

Length: 63cm
Silver plated toggle clasp
Afghani brass

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

Length: 45cm
Silver plated toggle clasp
Afghani brass

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

A gorgeous necklace crafted using hand painted spiral beads & glazed in stunning colours. Using large 16mm beads in the centre graduating to 8mm beads at the toggle with Afghani brass spacers and an easy to use toggle closure, this is a classic design in the most beautiful handmade ceramic beads. Available in four beautiful colour combinations.

A beautiful medium length necklace in gorgeous coloured glaze.   A funky, mod piece created from small flat ceramic beads in random triangle and round shapes, interspersed with round beads and Afghani brass.   This is a light easy to wear necklace suitable for all occasions.

Length:  Available in 46cm and 56cm

Bead Size: Flat beads 12mm/ round beads 10mm
Toggle: Silver-plated brass
Afghani brass spacers

Comes shipped to you in a ‘Smok Box’ handmade by villagers living in our local community from the leaves of the majestic Sugar Palm.

Schatzy meaning: A term of endearment literally meaning treasure.

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

Crafted using handmade ceramic dice beads in gorgeous glazes. 

Bold and elegant this is an ‘easy to wear’ item of jewellery.  

Pair it with a little black frock or jeans and a tee .. fabulous either way..

Length:  50cm

Bead size:  8-10mm

Comes shipped to you in a ‘smok box’ handmade by villagers in our local community from the leaves of the majestic Sugar Palm. 

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

 Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

 A beautiful necklace in gorgeous translucent glaze crafted using the ‘domrai’ (elephant) beads and round Angkor beads.  These have a  pattern which is applied to the bead using a special tool while the clay is still wet.  The motifs are taken from the many beautiful frescoes and carvings that adorn the famous Angkor Wat Temple in our home of Siem Reap.

Comes to you shipped in a ‘smok’ box – handcrafted by local villagers from the leaves of the majestic Sugar Palm.

Length:  Available in two sizes = 49cm & 57cm

Bead size:  8-20mm

Afghani brass spacers

Silver plated brass toggle clasp

 Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

A gorgeous shorter length necklace using handmade rondelle beads.  The beautiful glazes contain crystals that break across the surface of the bead leaving random patterns.  A fab statement necklace in a shorter style.

Comes shipped to you in a ‘smok box’ handmade by villagers living in our local community, from the leaves of the majestic Sugar palm.

Length:  46cm

Bead size:  8-20mm

Afghani brass spacers

Silver plated brass toggle clasp

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

A fun shorter style necklace using a gorgeous mix of large beads in random shapes in beautiful shades of colour. A large hand painted rondelle is the focus of this beautifully crafted item.

Length:  44cm

Bead size: mixed

Comes shipped to you in a ‘smok box’ handmade by villagers in our local community from the leaves of the majestic sugar palm.

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

 A gorgeous long necklace in a combination of beautiful coloured glazes crafted using many handmade specialty beads.  A stunning ‘lantern’ bead with a handcrafted silk tassel forms the focus of this beautiful piece of jewellery.   An eclectic, unique piece of jewellery, dress it up for evening wear or team it with a pair of jeans for something more casual.  Either way it looks fab!

Length:  88cm + 9cm bead & silk tassel

Bead size: mixed

Comes shipped to you in a ‘smok box’ handmade by villagers in our local community from the leaves of the majestic sugar palm.

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

Length: 80cm plus Elephant Guru Bead and Bead Tassel 9.5cm
Bead size: 8mm

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

Beautiful long Buddha necklace in gorgeous shades of colour.  Crafted using a combination of specialty beads and finished with handcrafted Buddha bead with a gorgeous silk tassel.

All our ceramic beads are handmade at our studio/workshop in Siem Reap Cambodia

Length:  88cm plus 9.5cm Buddha tassel

Bead size:  6-20mm

100% pure silk hand crafted tassel

Buddha:  an enlightened being

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia

A beautiful long necklace crafted using a variety of handmade specialty beads in shades of beautiful colours. This necklace also includes five Radraksha beads from Nepal. A stunning timeless piece of jewellery.

Bead size: 6-15mm
Length: 88cm

Persia: An ancient empire located in West and South-west Asia.

Fair Trade practices in Claycult's studio/workshop, their beads are hand rolled by Khmer women living in their local community of Siem Reap, Cambodia