White glass bead and brown açai seed necklace

Creation in detail

Hand-woven

Diameter: 15 cm

Weight: 10 g

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

Colors: white and brown

Type: choker

Origin: craftsman from the Wai Wai ethnic group located in the states of Amazonas, Pará, and Roraima in Northern Brazil.

With thread clasp.

How to wear it

Pair it with organic materials such as linen, washed cotton, or fluid gauze. These textures bring subtle harmony to the duality of colors while enhancing the artisanal aspect of the jewelry.

A simple hairstyle (low ponytail, relaxed bun, or hair down behind the shoulders) will highlight the neck and allow the necklace to emerge without distraction.

This piece of jewelry is much more than an ornament: it is the expression of the Wai Wai cultural heritage. Wearing it means carrying a fragment of history and tradition, while asserting a committed and respectful style.