Tawalap heritage scarf, hanging against dark wood chair.

A House Built on Memory

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Every pendant begins as a seal — an ancient mark of who we are, pressed into gold instead of clay, so it can be worn instead of buried.

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Our Vision

Jewelry Is How Memory Survives.

Tawalap began with a simple belief: the oldest symbols still have something to say. Long before they were cast into gold, the lamassu, the rosette, the winged relief of Ashur were carved into the walls of Nineveh — guardians left behind by a civilization that refused to be forgotten.

We cast them new in gold & silver — never a plate that flakes or fades. Designed to be worn today, built to outlast the person wearing it. Not a costume of the past. A piece of it, passed forward.

Worn Into the World

Not Costume. Companion.

Tawalap is worn the way it was always meant to be — into rooms, onto stages, through ordinary Tuesdays — by whoever chooses to carry the story forward.

Man wearing the lamassu pendant necklace under an open jacket — Bridging worlds, one sound at a time.J.Esho

Hand wearing the Ashur lapis signet ring while writing in a journal — Turning ordinary rooms into laughter.Paul Elia

Man wearing the Ashur pendant necklace under a black t-shirt — Drawing out the conversations worth having.Emmanuel Romanous

Model wearing the heritage scarf draped over a navy coat — Carrying the game to the world's stage.Kevin Yakob

Made to Keep

Buy It Once. Wear It for Life.

Every piece is cast in gold or silver — hand-finished, not mass-stamped. No plate to wear through, no story that fades with it. That's the whole idea: something you keep long enough to hand down.

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