“Daring to look behind and look again…”

The Cunard Bangle is a curved sculptural leather bracelet inspired by the remarkable Nancy Cunard - poet, journalist, political activist and publisher, with a distinctive style of her own (1896-1965).

Crafted from a single flat piece of hand-dyed black leather, the arched form is constructed in organic segments. Using deceptively complex geometry, Tania interconnects shifting straight lines to create a beautifully rounded form. Carefully polished red edges accentuate the bracelet’s structure.

Worn day or evening, singular or stacked, this bracelet has an exceptional lightness relative to its bold visual impact. It softly slides on and off the hand, while minimalist fixings preserve the purity of its form.

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Hand-cut and dyed, black vegetable-tanned leather

Minimal steel fixings

Height: 6.5 cm | Outer diameter: 11 cm

Bespoke sizing available

The bracelet is available in a standard medium size. The natural flexibility of the leather allows it to comfortably fit most wearers. For bespoke sizing requirements and costs, please contact Tania.

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For over two decades, Tania Clarke Hall has pioneered leather as a fine jewellery material - handcrafting art-led pieces that challenge convention. Each piece is made by Tania in her London studio and designed for enduring beauty.

Photography: James Champion (on the model) and Heather Blake
Quote: “The Carnivals of Peace” (1920) - Nancy Cunard