R.I.P. Fringe choker-Jaoka Jaokha-APOC STORE R.I.P. Fringe choker-Jaoka Jaokha-APOC STORE
  • R.I.P. Fringe choker-Jaoka Jaokha-APOC STORE
  • R.I.P. Fringe choker-Jaoka Jaokha-APOC STORE
  • R.I.P. Fringe choker-Jaoka Jaokha-APOC STORE
  • R.I.P. Fringe choker-Jaoka Jaokha-APOC STORE
jaoka jaokha

£685.00

£685.00

r.i.p. fringe choker

r.i.p. fringe choker

£685.00

£685.00

Made to order

This item is made to order

The design incorporates statement tattoo detail across the fringe details. The tattoo is applied to the latex skin using a machine tattoo and ink. Handmade latex sheets made from 100% natural liquid latex. Hand stitched tattoo detail button closure at back

Please note that latex is a natural material. Each piece is unique, variations or irregularities might occur due to the material and technique. Slight discolouration will happen over time as it reacts to sunlight and sweat. 

Sizing

Dimensions: 15" w 2.5" h

Shipping

This item is produced on a made to order basis and will be shipped within 5 weeks from The United Kingdom.

EU: £12
UK: £5
US: £16
Global: £20

Orders & Returns

All our products are shipped directly from our independent designers and artists who use their own packaging and shipping provider.

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About Jaoka Jaokha

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JAOKA JAOKHA is a London-based brand founded by Jaokha Panchanit in 2025. Rooted in storytelling, the philosophy is an intimate, emotional journey that revolves around a sentimental approach, celebrating femininity, cultural identity, and the connection between human emotion and skin.
Drawing from the designer’s Thai heritage, JAOKA JAOKHA’s design is a tapestry of emotions, weaving craftsmanship, cultural narratives, and contemporary subversion. The brand fuses one-of-a-kind pieces with ready-to-wear, echoing the intimacy of skin and fostering a deeper emotional connection between the wearer and the garment. The work is a medium of expression and a tribute to the complexity of human emotions and cultural narratives, where garments are not just worn, but deeply felt.
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