Black Wakami Simple Stackable Bracelet
Simple but so meaningful! The soft, cotton cord is speckled with shining metal beads and is hand woven and beaded by women artisans in Guatemala.
The women gather as a cooperative in homes to work on jewelry. Each bracelet starts as cotton threads tied to a nail in a wall, and is skillfully braided with beads into our truly inspiring bracelet collection. Buy one or the whole collection!
| Specifications |
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| Cotton cord & metal beads |
| Adjusts up to 8″ (20.3 cm) circumference |
| Handmade in & fairly traded from Guatemala |
FAQ
How is the bracelet made?
The bracelet is hand woven and beaded by women artisans in Guatemala who work together in a cooperative. Each piece begins with cotton threads tied to a nail and is carefully braided with metal beads.
Is the cotton cord durable?
The cotton cord is soft and flexible, and the metal beads add structure. It is designed to be worn daily and can be stacked with other bracelets.
Can I buy more than one bracelet from this collection?
Yes, you can buy one or the entire collection. Each bracelet is made individually and can be worn separately or stacked.
Brandon White –
I love the simple design and the way the beads catch the light. It feels handmade and has a warm, natural feel. I wear it every day and it pairs well with casual outfits. The craftsmanship is evident and it’s clear the artisans put care into each piece.
Christopher Bond –
This bracelet is both beautiful and meaningful. I appreciate that it’s made by women in Guatemala through a fair trade cooperative. The cotton cord is soft and the beads are evenly spaced. I’ve added it to my stack of bracelets and it looks great with my other pieces.
Christian McDonald –
It’s a nice, subtle accessory. The metal beads are shiny but not too flashy. I like that it’s made with natural materials and supports ethical production. A little small for some, but fits well on my wrist.