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Glass bead bracelet - extra large size - black, orange and blue

Glass bead bracelet - extra large size - black, orange and blue

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Craftsmanship in detail

Hand-woven

Diameter: 71 mm (very large) - choose your bracelet size

Width: 55 mm

Weight: 35 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: black, orange, and blue

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 on 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

This bracelet perfectly complements a unique style. Pair it with a long linen or cotton dress, leather sandals, and accessories made from natural materials. The colors of the bracelet evoke those of nature, adding an organic touch to your outfit.

As it is a statement piece, avoid overloading your wrist with other bracelets. Wear it alone or with a discreet watch, and complete your look with fine and delicate jewelry so as not to distract attention from the bracelet.

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