Rabia Bangle - Gold / Silver

Hila and Wana Limar write about the background of the name: "Rabia Balkhi was a Persian writer and poet born in the 9th century in what is now Afghanistan. She is considered the first woman to write poetry in modern Farsi (Persian). In her literature, she addressed, among other things, her forbidden love for a slave, which, according to the stories, also led to her death. Through her courage to write openly about her feelings and to break down the class structures of the time, she became an icon in the fight for equality and justice in Afghanistan."

The designs were created by Hila Limar (architect and chairwoman of the non-profit organization Visions for Children e.V.) and Wana Limar (creative producer, presenter, ambassador, and member of the PR team at Visions for Children e.V.). The jewelry pieces were carefully handcrafted in a goldsmith's workshop in the Afghan capital, Kabul.

With this collaboration, the Afghan-born sisters Hila and Wana Limar are also introducing their new jewelry label SEVAR Studios. SEVAR Studios combines the sisters' shared affinity for artistic design with an educational, sustainable approach—thus combining their long-standing commitment to education, particularly through the non-profit organization Visions for Children e.V., with their love of art and aesthetics. Profits generated by SEVAR Studios flow into a goldsmith training program in Kabul.

Lapis lazuli // 925 silver, gold-plated

Diameter: 6 cm // Thickness: 0.2 cm

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