Nyana Nyana Laut Collection Hand Beaded and Embroidered Brooch Kerongsang

Enhance your style and complete your Kebaya with this elegant hand beaded and embroidered Kebaya Brooch (Kerongsang) from the Laut Collection. Each brooch is meticulously handmade by skilled artisans, combining timeless craftsmanship with classic Peranakan elegance.

Whether you're dressing for weddings, festive celebrations, cultural events, or everyday wear, this lightweight brooch adds a refined finishing touch to any Kebaya ensemble. It also makes a thoughtful gift for Peranakan heritage enthusiasts, Kebaya lovers, and anyone who appreciates handcrafted jewelry.

Uses a magnetic closure instead of a pin, so it's safe for delicate fabrics — no piercing, no snags, no small holes left behind.

Key Features

• Hand beaded and hand embroidered detailing
• Magnetic closure, not a pin — safe for delicate fabrics
• Lightweight and comfortable to wear
• Hand wired, handmade by artisan
• One-of-a-kind craftsmanship — each piece is unique

Perfect For

Kebaya, Peranakan attire, Nyonya fashion, weddings, festive occasions, cultural celebrations, and meaningful gifts.

Care

Store flat in a soft pouch when not in use; avoid contact with perfume, water, and direct sun to preserve beadwork and embroidery.

Size:
Large Blue Shell with fringe 

Medium Peranakan Turtle

Medium Circa Beads Turtle

Small Blue Shell (removable) Chain Brooch

Small Turtle Shell (removable) Chain Brooch

What is a Kerongsang? A Kerongsang is a traditional brooch set worn to fasten and adorn the front of a Kebaya, common in Peranakan and Nyonya dress.

What is this brooch made of? It is hand beaded and hand embroidered, hand-wired and handmade by artisans.

Is each piece unique? Yes, each brooch is one-of-a-kind handmade craftsmanship; no two pieces are exactly alike.

Does it use a pin or magnetic closure? It uses a magnetic closure, not a pin, making it safe for delicate Kebaya fabrics without piercing or snagging.

What occasions is it suited for? Kebaya and Peranakan attire, weddings, festive celebrations, cultural events, and everyday wear.

Who makes it? Nyana Nyana Eco Collective, a Singapore-based social enterprise working with artisan handcraft techniques.