08.19.08
Photo Shoot 2 and 3: Unplugged
Well, we’ve had our third photo shoot already and that comes to more than a handful of photos, but we’ll only use a small percentage of those (as is always the case). Above: Kristal wearing Indigenous organic cotton Studio Cardigan in shimmer with Indigenous organic cotton Cowl in Cocoa.

Kristal Li and Julia Rea wearing Indigenous organic cotton Cowl necks.
Jonano, Peligrosa were the featured designs coupled with some Nahui Ollin recycled candy wrapper bags and handmade Guatemalan jewelry.
Julia Rea wearing Indigenous organic cotton hand-woven Wasabi Studio Cardigan with Nahui Ollin Black Ritual bag. Bottom: Jonano bamboo-organic cotton capri pants and drape skirt.
Re-applying lipstick.
Shana wearing recylced metal earrings by Anna Built and Red Angel dress by Jonano, bamboo organic cotton blend.
Shana wearring red Angel dress and capri leggings by Jonano. Made from Eco-Kashmere, an organic cotton and bamboo blend. Carrying the Black ER Bag by Nahui Ollin.
08.04.08
Handmade Guatemalan Jewelry arrives to Jute & Jackfruit
Jute & Jackfruit received our first collection of hand-crafted Guatemalan jewelry made by indigenous women and inspired by Mayan art and culture. To capture a few of the pieces, we went on a mini photo shoot this weekend.
Since Mother Nature is at the heart and soul of Jute & Jackfruit, what other better place to photograph than outdoors?
Luckily the thunder and rainstorms held out long enough for us to take a few photos, and we found some exquisite sculptures and ponds in the Cambridge/Arlington, MA area to juxtapose the brightly colored jewelry.
The pictures here showcase just few of the necklaces and bracelets that JJF will offer in the fall. Stay tuned for earrings, more necklaces and purses to come shortly.
Check out our Facebook Page for the full album. Enjoy!
07.21.08
Nahui Ollin Handbags Coming to Jute & Jackfruit in September!
We are so excited to announce that Jute & Jackfruit will be selling the very hot and eco Nahui Ollin bags this fall. Handwoven and made from 100% recycled candy wrappers, (unused that otherwise would have been thrown them on a landfill!), each bag is woven together using traditional mayan weaving techniques into very hip, modern designs. Each bag takes between 1 – 4 days to weave and requires up to 4000 wrappers.
The bags are super chic, practical and fun. Each one being slightly unique – with a different combination of wrappers, yet coming together in a sassy, fun style… to make what appears to be the coolest eco-friendly handbags of the decade. Not only are these bags super eco-friendly but they are also made by indigeous women and men in Mexico – so you can feel twice as good about your purchase.
A full glimpse at the Jute & Jackfruit collection will be coming soon!
Featued above: Tutti Frutti ER Handbag















