Tagua Vegetable Ivory

On the Colombian Pacific coast, tagua vegetable ivory begins as a seed that dries hard enough to be hand-carved and dyed. Three to five weeks after drying, the same material becomes jewelry, home articles and decorative objects, produced to order in the colors and forms a brand or interior studio specifies.

Tagua / Açaí, a handwoven Colombian natural fiber from Pacífico

Tagua / Açaí: technical specifications

01 Techniques
Vegetable ivory; seed hand-carved and dyed.
02 Lead time
3–5 weeks, after the seeds have dried.
03 Origin
Colombian Pacific coast.
04 Color palette
Natural ivory white; wide range with natural and synthetic dyes.
05 Production capacity
Up to 1,000 units per month, depending on the technique.
06 Product applications
Jewelry, home articles, decorative objects.

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