About
Shuruba is named for the Ethiopian braid. We braid hair for a living, and the braid is where every piece starts: strands crossing in rhythm, row after row.
The silverwork is Yemenite. Filigree is twisted wire laid into lace; granulation is tiny grains of silver set one by one. Yemenite silversmiths brought both to Israel, and we've loved them since we first saw them.
Two Jewish journeys to Israel, one from Ethiopia and one from Yemen, braided into one piece of silver.