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PICHULIK is an ethical jewellery, accessories and womenswear atelier based in Cape Town, South Africa. Rooted in Africa, and inspired by ancient traditions and cultures around the world, PICHULIK seeks to impart sacred feminine wisdom through its unique and intentional designs.
Each piece is a talisman, handcrafted from unexpected, organic materials into distinctive forms that share the stories of brave women and celebrate empowering feminine narratives. Each Collection captures a different chapter in a heroine’s journey – an odyssey imbued with mythology, symbolism and transformation.
The distinguishing components of any PICHULIK jewellery piece are the innovative and sculptural use of locally produced and re-purposed rope, embellished with a variety of unique cast and found exotic materials.
Through distilling sacred wisdom from ancient traditions and myth, PICHULIK uses the language of African artistry and ornamentation to honour the bravery and beauty innate to all women, everywhere, echoed in the words, ‘You are Enough’.
Inspired by ancient Berber sun signs and the Daughter of Ra who was regarded in ancient Egyptian mythology as ‘The Lioness,’ these earrings convey the fierce, radiant and energising force of the sun.
Athena, the Greek companion of heroes. These horn and winged earrings, like the eyes of Athena's spirit guide - the owl - aid us to "see" the truth. Athena actualises our craft and refines our unique abilities and gifts so that we may utilise them for our greatest healing, service and purpose.
The vessel holds space to fill with all forms of matter. What are you holding space for in your life? How do you spend your time? Who do you allow in? Are these people and activities worthy of your divine hours? And is there enough time amongst them all for you to heal, regenerate and connect. We wish you the wisdom and scrutiny to know and create that which serves your greatest good.
The women of the Ndebele culture, with its vibrant aesthetics, express their status in society by the way they adorn and ornament themselves. It is an enlivened exhibition of identity and power.
