You would never know at first glance, but these ties are made from old cassette tapes. The material, by Sonic Fabric, is just gorgeous — such a pretty sheen.

Not only does it look cool, it’s audible too! That’s right, the sounds contained in the weave can be revealed by drawing a tape head over its surface.

And that’s your Friday Find! Available at Equita.

This week’s Friday Find is a cool line of jewelry by Lulu Frost.

It’s called Plaza and is made using discarded brass room numbers from — you guessed it — the Plaza Hotel in New York.

Get them here.

As increasingly cold winds are blowing through the streets of NY, I find myself longing for the warm breeze of summer.

Satara is both fairtrade fashion label and NGO. The collection, designed by Dutch designer Moniek van Erven, is made by women in India who are self-employed and through this work able to support their families.

The inspiration for the collection comes from the beautiful concept and culture of hand-woven Khadi fabric. The cloth is steeped in Indian history and was an icon of Mahatma Ghandi’s liberation movement, where it embodied the ideas of freedom and autonomy, truth, and closeness with nature. Building on these words, the Satara collection represents the dream of empowerment, femininity, and independence.

Gorgeous.

View Satara’s entire collection here.