A Note on Care, and the Stories We Carry

All things - like culture itself - bear the gentle marks of time: traces of where they have been, and what they have lived through. Our pieces are no different.

Before sharing practical guidance, we’d like to offer a perspective that reflects Selwha’s philosophy:

Culture does not demand delicate preservation. What matters is being, and having been - honoring a piece as it was when you first encountered it, while welcoming how it changes over time.
There is no need for excessive caution. Instead, treat your piece with respect and attentive care, allowing it to transform naturally, like a story unfolding.
The marks that appear with time are not flaws to be corrected, but traces of a narrative worth embracing.

That said, to extend the life of your piece and deepen your journey with it, here are a few mindful practices:

Daily Wear & Cleaning

It’s natural for your bracelet to occasionally come into contact with water or everyday dust. If needed, gently wipe the surface with a soft, dry cloth to remove oils and residue.
While occasional moisture will not cause harm, we recommend removing your piece before bathing or swimming.
For deeper cleaning, avoid soaking. Instead, lightly dampen a soft cloth, wipe gently, and allow the piece to dry completely before storing.

When Not Wearing

At home, keep your piece in the reusable bracelet box provided.
On the go, use the accompanying cotton pouch to protect it from scratches or contact with sharp objects.

A Final Thought — Mindful Wear

Many of our designs are inspired by the materials of the Tibetan plateau—brass touched with gold, turquoise like high-altitude skies, coral warm as flame. These materials respond to touch, temperature, and the rhythm of your life.

Care for them gently, and they will age with grace-developing a patina that reflects not only time, but your own path.