Emi & Eve

A Safe Space. Safe Place. To be accepted…


Fri 25.04 to Sun 27.04
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Model: .dos.santos
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Join EcoFashionWeekend 2025 and find a like-minded community of activists, fashion lovers, eco entrepreneurs and industry insiders. See how the brands interpret this year’s theme: A Safe Place. Safe Space.

started out by using bullets found in Cambodia to make jewellery supporting marginalized families. Committed to using and elevating waste materials, the brand designed by .Postema now also uses additional discarded materials such as bone and horn to create precious objects, working with local artisans.
dos.santos is a from Australia/UK who has lived her whole life in Bali.

Once nearly lost, Cambodian craftsmanship is a treasure that endures. The rare and sacred traditions of stone carving, jewelry-making, and dance evoke an elegance that modernity cannot replicate.

The Lotus ring. Carved from cow bone featuring a fresh water pearl.

Our story began by forging beauty from the remnants of destructive devices, transforming their ugly past into a radiant future…

Handmade bone and shell Nias earrings. Small batch production by our skilled Balinese artisan.

Rain drips from green leaves,
tamarind pods curve softly—
waves in nature’s hand.

In the sea’s cradle,
pearls rest in whispered silence—
shells guard fragile moons.

The soul of every piece in our collection lies in its transformation—crafted with care, emerging as a symbol of resilience and beauty.
Juno earrings.

Reviving forgotten crafts isn’t just a nod to tradition—it’s a step toward a future where artistry and sustainability go hand in hand.

We use bullet brass from various countries with a history of war, blended with local traditional craftsmanship.

Since settling in , our story is expanding, embracing recycled and hand crafted materials such as bullet brass, cow bone, buffalo horn, semi precious stones , fossil coral and tagua nut.