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Glass bead bracelet - small size - blue, orange and black

Glass bead bracelet - small size - blue, orange and black

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The creation in detail

Hand-woven.

Diameter: 55 mm (small) - choose your bracelet size

Width: 60 mm

Weight: 20 g

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

Colors: blue, orange and black

Origin: Artisan from the Kayapo ethnic group, located in the state of Pará in northern Brazil.

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

The jabuti shell, a source of inspiration

Some geometric patterns of this Miçanga bracelet are inspired by the shell of the jabuti (Chelonoidis carbonarius). The repeated shapes 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

Wear this bracelet with sober colored clothing such as white, beige or black to let the bracelet become the focal point of your outfit. Layer it with other beaded bracelets or leather accessories for an ethnic and casual style.

Complete your ensemble with linen, cotton or jute fabrics for harmony with the artisanal spirit of the bracelet. Leave it alone on the wrist for a minimalist and assertive effect, highlighting its texture and vibrant colors.

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