Glass bead necklace - red coral snake - black white black white black - long

Creation in detail

Hand-woven

Length: 51 cm and laces 13 cm

Weight: 25 g

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

Colors: red, black and white

Origin: Artisan from the Mehinako ethnic group, located in the Xingu Indigenous Park in the state of Mato Grosso in Central-West Brazil.

How to wear this necklace:

Its short shape and coral snake motif make it a strong necklace; wear it as a central element, over a solid-colored top and without any other necklace. Sublime with a white shirt, a black top, or a simple dress (black or dark red) that leaves the neck clear.

Also works with a plain blazer or a minimalist top, to give character to an urban outfit. You can pair it with delicate Miçanga earrings, but always let the necklace dominate the silhouette.

The coral snake, source of inspiration

The motif of this creation evokes the coral snake (Micrurus corallinus). This documentary image helps to connect the design of the jewelry to the animal that inspires it.

How to wear it

This creation should be worn by highlighting its craftsmanship, materials, and motifs.