Kokum

Kokum (meaning "grandmother") scarves are vibrant, floral-patterned scarves that originated when early Ukrainian settlers traded with First Nations women. They are worn today across many Native communities to honor our grandmothers and matriarchs.

Kokum earrings feature roses and blossoms in bright, bold colors on an open half-round brass top with thirteen fringes ending in a small rosebud. Kokum contains 631 delicate glass beads in each earring.

white matte opal white background with floral motif in gloss pink, neon red, saffron, yellow, cobalt blue, and green on sterling silver-plated findings with sterling silver earring wires.

black matte black background with floral motif in gloss pink, neon red, saffron, yellow, and green on sterling silver-plated findings with sterling silver earring wires.

cobalt matte cobalt blue background with floral motif in gloss pink, neon red, saffron, yellow, sky blue, and green on raw brass findings with 24k gold-filled earring wires.

brick matte brick background with floral motif in gloss pink, neon red, saffron, yellow, and green on raw brass findings with 24k gold-filled earring wires.