Glass bead necklace - green and Muiraquitã pendant

Glass Bead Necklace

Style tip:

Wear this necklace over an off-white, beige, or light camel top to elegantly bring out the warm tones of the necklace.

A solid-colored dress in soft tones, such as linen or sand, will create a cohesive and delicate summer vibe.

Pair it with a flowing linen or natural cotton dress. Let the necklace be the focal point.

A minimalist white blouse or a casual blazer will provide a subtle canvas for this distinctive artisanal piece.

Let the Muiraquitã be the centerpiece of your look.

Avoid bulky layered necklaces; opt for a few light accessories, such as discreet earrings or a delicate golden bracelet made of capim dourado.

The Muiraquitã is a traditional Amazonian symbol, often made of clay.

Technical details:

Hand-woven

Size: 30 cm

Thickness: 1 mm

Weight: 5 g

Materials: glass beads. In Brazil, a "miçanga" refers to a small, colorful glass bead used in the craftsmanship of indigenous peoples to create traditional jewelry.

Colors: green and brown pendant

Type: pendant necklace

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

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