The Senegalese Lamou Ndiaxass Signature bracelet is the high-end version of the traditional Senegalese bracelet made of copper, bronze, and tinplate. This three-metal African bracelet stands out for its mirror-polished finish, where the metal reveals its natural brilliance, worked to achieve a smooth and shiny surface.
Crafted by Moustapha, a Senegalese master jeweler renowned for his precise hand, each Lamou Ndiaxass Signature bracelet embodies the demands of artisanal craftsmanship serving a contemporary aesthetic. A unisex and adjustable piece of jewelry, it fits all wrists.
Three-metal Senegalese bracelet – Three models, one tradition
The Lamou Ndiaxass does not change its meaning according to its form. The alliance of the three metals remains. Only the interpretation varies.
Model 1 – Twist
The oldest form. The three metals intertwine continuously. Fluid line. Immediate presence.
Model 2 – Structured line
Three smooth rods held by square rings. Contemporary structure. Same heritage.
Model 3 – Contrasting composition
Twist and smooth line combined. Play of volumes. Asserted relief.
Signature Triptych
The three models gathered on the wrist. In West Africa, balance is not expressed in pairs. Three pieces. Three metals. A complete presence.
Mirror-polished finish – High-end version
The classic version of the Lamou Ndiaxass bracelet retains a more raw finish.
The Signature version offers a mirror polish that reveals the visual density of the three metals in a jewelry-like finish.
Heritage and symbolism of the Senegalese bracelet
In Senegal, the Lamou Ndiaxass is worn from birth. It crosses the ages of life. Men, women, children. The alliance of copper, bronze, and tinplate carries an ancient symbolism: protection and balance.
This unisex and adjustable African bracelet can be slightly tightened to fit the wrist.
How to wear the Lamou Ndiaxass Signature bracelet
Alone, it asserts a clean line. As a triptych, it regains its traditional composition. It pairs well with a sleek contemporary outfit as well as with authentic African textile clothing.
Care of the three-metal bracelet
Avoid prolonged contact with water and chemicals. Clean with a soft cloth to preserve the shine of the mirror polish.
Jewelry in West Africa
African jewelry is not just ornamentation. It carries a social, identity, and memorial function. The Lamou Ndiaxass is part of this tradition where jewelry accompanies the individual.
This piece of jewelry is part of our Signature Jewelry Collection, which brings together our most accomplished pieces in polished bronze, solid silver, and premium finishes.
Kaolack Créations
Kaolack Créations develops contemporary African fashion using textiles and jewelry derived from traditional African craftsmanship.
Pieces are purchased directly from artisans. Responsible production. Limited series.
Our philosophy: combine authentic African craftsmanship with current aesthetics. No industrial production. No shortcuts. A real material.
