Fox Delica Beaded Earrings

Name: Fox Delica Beaded Earrings
Brand: DEBORAH RATT
SKU: DERX1011
Price: 175.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

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SKU: DERX1011

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HEIGHT 5.5" WIDTH 1.5"

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Long beaded fox earrings worked in Delica beads in silver, gray, black, light red, cream and pearl brown, finished with a short bead fringe and a tooth-shaped drop. Handmade by Deborah Ratt of Chisasibi.

Details:

Delica glass beads
Colours: silver, gray, black, light red, cream and pearl brown
Bead fringe and tooth-shaped drops with gold-tone caps
Silver fish hooks
Size: approx. 5.5" (14 cm) long, 1.5" (3.8 cm) wide
Handmade, so each piece is one of a kind

SHOE SIZE CHARTS

Women's

US	UK	Europe
4	2	35
4.5	2.5	35
5	3	36
5.5	3.5	36
6	4	37
6.5	4.5	37
7	5	38
7.5	5.5	38
8	6	39
8.5	6.5	39
9	7	40
9.5	7.5	40
10	8	41
10.5	8.5	41
11	9	42
11.5	9.5	42
12	10	43
12.5	10.5	43

Men's

US	UK	Europe
6	5	40
6.5	5.5	40
7	6	41
7.5	6.5	41
8	7	42
8.5	7.5	42
9	8	43
9.5	8.5	43
10	9	44
10.5	9.5	44
11	10	45
11.5	10.5	45
12	11	46
13	12	47
14	13	48
15	14	49
16	15	50

Kids

US	UK	Europe
10.5	9	27
11	9.5	27.5
11.5	10	28
12	10.5	28.5
12.5	11	29
13	11.5	30
13.5	12	30.5
1	12.5	31.5
1.5	13	32.5
2	13.5	33
2.5	1	33.5
3	1.5	34
3.5	2	35
4	2.5
4.5	3	36
5	3.5	37
5.5	4
6	4.5

Baby

US	UK	Europe
1		16
1.5		16
2	1	17
2.5	1	17
3	2	18
3.5	2	18
4	3	19
4.5	3	20
5	4	20
5.5	4	21
6	5	21
6.5	5	22
7	6	22
7.5	6	23
8	7	24
8.5	7	25
9	8	26
9.5	8	27
10	9	27

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Deborah Ratt

Born in Eeyou Istchee James Bay, Deborah Ratt is a proud descendant of the Cree Nation. As a young girl, she was fascinated by jewellery pieces created by her aunt and cousin. In 2010 she founded her company CREE-ATIONS and for the past decade she has been busy creating earrings, bracelets, necklaces, pendants and much more. She works with glass beads, semi-precious stones, leather, and bone. Her research on the evolution of traditional Indigenous beadweaving nourishes her creativity and desire to share these traditions with other women.