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Glass bead bracelet - large size - yellow blue

Glass bead bracelet - large size - yellow blue

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Creation in detail

Hand-woven.

Diameter: 66 mm (large) - choose your bracelet size

Width: 55 mm

Weight: 25 g

Materials: glass beads. In Brazil, a Miçanga refers to a small colored glass bead, used in the crafts of indigenous peoples to make traditional jewelry.

Colors: yellow and blue

Origin: Handcrafted by an artisan from the Kayapó people, in the state of Pará, northern Brazil.

More information about the Kayapo: https://amazonikaa.com/blogs/pour-aller-plus-loin/les-kayapos-gardiens-de-la-foret

How to wear this bracelet:

Wear it alone so that it is the visual focus of your outfit. Its generous size and vibrant colors are enough to elegantly embellish a simple look. It enhances monochrome outfits in black, white, or beige, bringing a graphic and luminous touch to your style.

Immaculate on light denim or a flowing summer dress, it brings a contemporary and refreshing note. Avoid overly imposing accessories: a few delicate rings or a subtle necklace are enough to keep the focus on the bracelet.

The jabuti's shell, a source of inspiration

Some geometric patterns of this Miçanga bracelet are inspired by the shell of the jabuti (Chelonoidis carbonarius). The repeated forms of its shell offer a visual language that artisans reinterpret in the weaving of glass beads.

Jabuti (Chelonoidis carbonarius) — shell, documentary image 1Jabuti (Chelonoidis carbonarius) — shell, documentary image 2
Jabuti (Chelonoidis carbonarius) — Amazonikaa documentary images.

How to wear it

This creation is worn by highlighting its artisanal work, materials, and patterns.

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