Tatty Devine is Harriet Vine and Rosie Wolfenden. The two designers set up the company ten years ago, and still run it completely independently. A witty, offbeat brand, Tatty Devine has become a cult classic of British fashion.
Harriet and Rosie still design every piece, and 99% of the jewellery is made by hand in Tatty Devine's own workshops (one in London and one in Kent). Each year, two main collections are launched at London Fashion Week.
Tatty Devine Patchwork Bracelet. Hexagons are magical six-sided shapes. One minute they're starring in tricky geometry problems, the next they're forming beautiful patchwork quilts. Tatty Devine have grouped these special shapes together into a flower set on a string of hexagons to form a beautiful graphic bracelet that would make Blockbuster's Bob Holness swoon. The colours are straight out of the 1970s – orange, cream, green and yellow – teamed with modern black and bright red for a colourblock treat of a bracelet that can be fastened at different lengths, to be worn loose over the top of your hand or close like a cuff.
- Material: acrylic with a metal alloy findings.
- Dimensions: 2.5cm long. Central 'flower' 5 x 5cm.
- Supplied in Tatty Devine branded box.