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Coral glass bead necklace - Green, white and black

Coral glass bead necklace - Green, white and black

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Origin: artisan Damilles of the Borari ethnic group, located in the state of Pará in northern Brazil.

The creation in detail

Dimensions and weight

Diameter: 24 cm adjustable

Weight: 30 g

Handwoven

Open length: 60 cm

Thickness: 5 mm

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

Colors: green, white, and black

Lace closure

Type: coral snake necklace

The coral snake, source of inspiration

The pattern of this creation evokes the coral snake (Micrurus corallinus). This documentary image allows to link the design of the jewelry to the animal that nourishes its inspiration.

Coral snake (Micrurus corallinus) — documentary image 1
Coral snake (Micrurus corallinus) — Amazonikaa documentary image.

How to wear it

To highlight the contrasting shades of the necklace, opt for neutral-colored clothing such as black, white, beige, or gray. These shades allow the necklace to become the focal point of your outfit.

The necklace fits perfectly into a bohemian or ethnic style.

For maximum effect, layer this necklace with other handcrafted pieces in glass beads or natural materials. Be sure to balance the textures and colors to avoid visual overload.

Wear it with jeans and a simple top to add a touch of originality to your outfit.

Pair it with a black dress or a monochrome outfit for an elegant and distinctive look.

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Sourced from artisan partners in Brazil, Amazonikaa creations tell stories of regions, expertise, and encounters. Jewelry chosen for its uniqueness, aiming to bring a piece of Brazil and its living heritage to Europe and the rest of the world.

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