Red Forest Thicket Braided Bracelet
Artisan Napapat crafts treeline braided ropes using techniques that the Yao women typically only teach their daughters. Silver beads decorate the red strands and feature an oxidized finish done by Karen hill tribe silversmiths.
- Silver & polyester waxed cord
- Sliding knot
- Combination finish
- 9.75″ circumference (24.8 cm)
- Handmade in & fairly traded from Thailand
| Material | Silver beads, polyester waxed cord |
|---|---|
| Finish | Oxidized silver, natural red braid |
| Dimensions | 9.75″ (24.8 cm) circumference |
| Origin | Handmade in Thailand, fairly traded |
| Crafting Technique | Braided rope with sliding knot, traditional Yao women’s method |
FAQ
What is the material composition of the bracelet?
The bracelet is made from silver beads and polyester waxed cord, with a combination finish featuring oxidized silver.
Is the bracelet handcrafted and where is it made?
Yes, the bracelet is handcrafted by Artisan Napapat in Thailand using traditional techniques passed down by Yao women.
What does the sliding knot do?
The sliding knot allows for easy adjustment of the bracelet’s fit, providing a secure and customizable wear.
Rebecca Lewis –
The bracelet is beautifully crafted with a unique blend of red braid and oxidized silver beads. It feels substantial and has a natural, earthy charm. The craftsmanship reflects genuine cultural traditions, and it’s a meaningful piece to wear.
Penelope Langdon –
I was impressed by the attention to detail in the braiding and the quality of the silver finish. It’s not just decorative—it feels like a piece with a story. The size fits well on my wrist and it’s comfortable to wear daily.
Joanne Churchill –
The bracelet is elegant and stands out in my collection. The combination of red and silver gives it a warm, organic look. It’s slightly heavier than expected, but that adds to its presence.