Momo Charm
Momo Charm
What brings people together? Communities together? Traditions. Especially ones that revolve around food. One such tradition is when a Tibetan family gets together (not just to eat but) to make everyone’s favorite Tibetan dish – momo!
Momo-making embodies the theme of community, warmth and ritual. A ritual of love passed down from generation to generation, with designs varying from region to region, or family to family. It’s not just about preparing a meal, momo-making is an integral way of bonding in our circle.
Mapcha and Yakpo Collective have come together and teamed up to bring you the quintessential memories, and rituals of our culture in the form of jewelry pieces, and videos embodying our traditions.
Our handcrafted pieces are 18k gold plated over brass
and gold jewellery tends to lose a bit of colour over time and might tarnish when not taken care of. An extra layer of coating protects them from the same but special care is required for your delicate pieces to keep them beautiful for years to come.
To preserve the radiance of your jewellery –
– Avoid exposure to any kind of moisture
– Between wearings, store in a pouch or in the box provided separate from other jewellery
– Be gentle if cleaning is required. Do not rub