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]]>Helen and Tavo formed Ritual Remains in 2016, while they both resided in Oakland, California. Life took them in different directions in the years to come, and Helen is now based in Sonoma County, but that didn’t stop them from continuing their partnership and growing their small business.
Helen and Tavo were initially brought together by their mutual love for the outdoors. They’re both self-taught and prolific creatives, and Ritual Remains was born out of their “shared love of metal jewelry making and a shared vision to create wearable art that mirrors the natural world”, according to the duo’s official website.
Their metal jewelry is 100% handmade and they went through a long process of trial and error before mastering their craft. They’re on a mission to replicate nature into metal form, but they’re no strangers to experimenting with silver and gold.
They make everything from earrings and rings to necklaces and hair pins, and they’re best known for their lone pine pendants and earrings.
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]]>Helen and Tavo formed Ritual Remains in 2016, while they both resided in Oakland, California. Life took them in different directions in the years to come, and Helen is now based in Sonoma County, but that didn’t stop them from continuing their partnership and growing their small business.
Helen and Tavo were initially brought together by their mutual love for the outdoors. They’re both self-taught and prolific creatives, and Ritual Remains was born out of their “shared love of metal jewelry making and a shared vision to create wearable art that mirrors the natural world”, according to the duo’s official website.
Their metal jewelry is 100% handmade and they went through a long process of trial and error before mastering their craft. They’re on a mission to replicate nature into metal form, but they’re no strangers to experimenting with silver and gold.
They make everything from earrings and rings to necklaces and hair pins, and they’re best known for their lone pine pendants and earrings.
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