Diana N’Diaye, maker and mender, creates art that stimulates and engages viewers in conversations about identity, heritage, peacemaking, healing, transformation, and social justice. She brings us a new line of wearable textile jewelry, informed by her own identity and inspired by traditions of piecing, from African American patchwork quilting, Surinames Maroon men’s wrapers, the clothing of Senegalese Sufi’s, Japanese boro, and European household needlework.