4.9/5
4.9/5
Over 1500 creations sold
Handmade

At Enfant Sauvage,
Raw material becomes refined.
a wire less than 1 mm in diameter,
natural stones,
and my hands knotting again and again until the jewel.
The History of the Brand
Enfant Sauvage was born from the desire to create an artisan brand: no machines, no factories, no mass production.
Just my two hands,
far away from the world of fast fashion and endless production.
Every piece is made in my workshop in the South of France, and no two creations are ever exactly the same.
I choose each stone one by one, for its colours, its textures, and its imperfections. A raw stone is never perfectly smooth or flawless:
that’s what makes it alive.
My collections are inspired by my little and big escapes, by landscapes, materials, and colours I bring back with me from my travels. The idea behind it all: to create unique jewellery pieces that carry a story.
Enfant Sauvage creations are, above all, a connection:
between my hands that bring them to life, and the woman who wears them.

Enfant Sauvage,
a know-how that weaves a bridge between the raw and the precious .
Create your own piece of jewelry!
Handmade
the real one
Each piece of jewelry is hand-knotted, thread by thread. It's a long, meticulous process, and it shows. You're not buying a product, you're buying hours of work and expertise.
A creation,
not a copy
Everything is made in small quantities, as a unique and customizable piece. The opposite of what you find in stores by the hundreds.
Supporting a craftswoman
who works for her
By ordering here, you're not lining the pockets of a multinational corporation: you're supporting a creator who gave up everything to start her own business.
To do well,
without making a big deal out of it
Carefully chosen materials, respected suppliers, recyclable packaging. No greenwashing, just common sense.

My Story
My name is Popi, and I founded Enfant Sauvage after taking a big turn in my life.
For years, I worked in a public hospital.
And then came 2020. Covid, overwhelmed hospital wards, and the same question that kept coming back every evening on my way home:
Is this really the life I want ?
One day, the answer was no. So I quit everything : the kind of decision people gently advise you not to make, and that you end up being pretty damn proud of anyway.
I discovered macramé almost by accident, and I never let go of the thread. My first knots were clumsy, my first pieces… well, not exactly masterpieces, and then, little by little, it started to come together.
Today, I handcraft every piece of jewellery myself, from A to Z, in my workshop.
If you want to see what goes on behind the scenes -the fails, the new creations, and my everyday life as an artisan-
that’s all happening over on Instagram :
@enfant.sauvage_creation


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