African Recycled Paper Dangle Earrings 'Berries'

Akwele Suma Glory is a multi award-winning Ghanaian mixed-media artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, and ethnic jewelry design. A graduate of the Ghana Institute of Journalism, she began her career in communications before dedicating herself fully to art. She refined her craft under the mentorship of Chris Charway in Ghana, Kossi Assou in Togo, and Werner Register in Germany, developing a signature style defined by experimental materials, layered concepts, and a deeply spiritual approach. For more than a decade, Akwele has created jewelry that blends cultural heritage with contemporary expression, earning national and international recognition. With five solo shows, more than forty group exhibitions, and leadership roles in professional arts organizations, she continues to push creative boundaries. Rooted in faith and inspired by nature, her pieces embody gratitude, resilience, and a vision of art as a bridge to the world.

Handcrafted in Ghana, these hook earrings are made from a mix of recycled paper, sese wood, silk threads, and brass findings. The artist notes that the paper colors will vary. The earrings measure 1.8 inches in length and 1 inch in width, with a total weight of 0.21 oz. It's recommended to avoid contact with water.

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