Kantha Carnival Necklace
A brilliant brass chain is woven with recycled Kantha, a lush embroidered fabric, forming a beautiful double-strand necklace. Created by artisans in India, this fair-trade piece helps reduce poverty and child labor, while supporting those in low-income communities with fair-wages.
- Brass, felt, & recycled Kantha textile beads
- 23″ L (58.4 cm)
- Handmade in & fairly traded from India
| Material | Brass, felt, recycled Kantha textile beads |
|---|---|
| Length | 23″ (58.4 cm) |
| Origin | Handmade in India, fairly traded |
FAQ
What is the origin of the Kantha fabric used in this necklace?
The Kantha fabric is recycled from traditional Indian embroidery, sourced from artisans in low-income communities in India.
Is the necklace handmade?
Yes, the necklace is handmade by artisans in India and is part of a fair-trade initiative that supports fair wages and ethical practices.
What materials are used in the necklace?
The necklace is made from brass, felt, and recycled Kantha textile beads.
Virginia Rees –
The necklace is beautifully crafted with a unique texture from the Kantha fabric. It feels substantial and has a warm, elegant look. I appreciate the ethical background behind its creation. It makes a thoughtful gift.
Piers Oliver –
The craftsmanship is impressive. The brass chain and embroidered beads create a striking contrast. I’ve received compliments on it, and it’s a meaningful piece that supports fair trade.
Molly Jones –
It’s a lovely piece with a distinctive design. The recycled Kantha adds character. A bit delicate, so I avoid wearing it daily, but it’s perfect for special occasions.