The Miju 'Manha' Collection is Culturally Stunning
Meghan Young — November 25, 2010 — Fashion
References: etsy & coolhunting
The Miju 'Manha' collection is an assortment of laser-cut wood necklaces for the fall/winter season. Clearly inspired for the Native American culture, it is a beautiful line of jewelry featuring unique designs.
Created by Montreal-based founders Mike Giles and Judy Lawrence, the Miju 'Manha' collection uses walnut wood in particular. With 11 unique pieces, the collection is priced between $36 to $42.
Created by Montreal-based founders Mike Giles and Judy Lawrence, the Miju 'Manha' collection uses walnut wood in particular. With 11 unique pieces, the collection is priced between $36 to $42.
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