Quru Earrings. A pair of ceremonial brass earrings carrying the twin serpents, from the stone of Chavín de Huántar.
The Quru is one of the oldest figures in the Chavín visual language: two serpents woven in mirrored dialogue. In the tradition, transformation moves through relationship. What one gives, the other receives, and the two continue to move.
Worn at the ears, where listening lives, Quru becomes a companion for the relationships that shape you.
Each pair is drawn in Peru, in consultation with teachers in Áncash, and handcrafted in Bali by metalsmiths who shape each piece in wax before casting in brass. 5% of every sale returns to Yarpakuti Chawpin, the organisation in Áncash that keeps this tradition alive.
Each pair arrives in a KANTU pouch, with a story card and a care card.
Materials: solid brass.
Adornment as Remembrance.
Quru Earrings. A pair of ceremonial brass earrings carrying the twin serpents, from the stone of Chavín de Huántar.
The Quru is one of the oldest figures in the Chavín visual language: two serpents woven in mirrored dialogue. In the tradition, transformation moves through relationship. What one gives, the other receives, and the two continue to move.
Worn at the ears, where listening lives, Quru becomes a companion for the relationships that shape you.
Each pair is drawn in Peru, in consultation with teachers in Áncash, and handcrafted in Bali by metalsmiths who shape each piece in wax before casting in brass. 5% of every sale returns to Yarpakuti Chawpin, the organisation in Áncash that keeps this tradition alive.
Each pair arrives in a KANTU pouch, with a story card and a care card.
Materials: solid brass.
Adornment as Remembrance.
