ēska askī x LUZ Collection - Native American Hand Beaded Earrings

ēska askī is the art and design practice of diasporic nēhiyaw (Cree) artist, Chantale Doyle Breceda, who designed these earrings. The earrings were made by hand by wixárika (Huichol) artist Anselma Sotero Carrillo using Japanese glass seed beads. Hooks are sterling silver, they measure 1 inch in length Earring drop is 2.5 inches and maximum width is 1.25 inches ēska askī translates very loosely from the Cree language (nēhiyawēwin) as dreamworld but is not meant to be understood as a direct translation. ēska askī includes an art and design practice and a small shop and gallery space in Guadalajara, Mexico and a studio and showroom in Los Angeles.