Sashka Co. Daisy Bracelet
This Sashka Co. glass beaded bracelet was hand-crocheted by skilled artisans in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. It features black, white, and yellow glass beads in a flower pattern with a smooth roll-over design. Sashka Co. Bracelets make amazing friendship bracelets and support fair trade, helping women in Nepal rise above poverty.
- One size fits all – guarantee
- Lifetime guarantee + perfect fit promise
- Hand-crocheted by a skilled artisan in Nepal
- Handcrafted using the world’s finest glass beads
- Rolls over your hand with ease for a perfect fit guaranteed
- Proceeds empower women in need to rise above poverty
- Millions of meals provided to families in need
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Hand-crocheted glass beads |
| Design | Flower pattern with black, white, and yellow beads |
| Fit | One size fits all, rolls over hand smoothly |
| Origin | Kathmandu Valley, Nepal |
| Supports | Fair trade, women’s empowerment |
FAQ
Is the bracelet comfortable to wear all day?
Yes, the bracelet rolls over your hand with ease and provides a secure, comfortable fit for all-day wear.
How is the bracelet made?
It is hand-crocheted by skilled artisans in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal using high-quality glass beads.
Does the bracelet come with a warranty?
Yes, the bracelet comes with a lifetime guarantee and a perfect fit promise.



Fiona Butler –
The daisy bracelet is beautifully crafted with a lovely flower pattern. It fits well and feels comfortable on my wrist. I love that it supports fair trade and helps women in Nepal.
Rebecca Bell –
The quality of the glass beads is excellent and the design is charming. It’s perfect for gifting or wearing daily. The craftsmanship is evident and the fit is true to size.
Anne Wilson –
I appreciate the handmade aspect and the positive impact it has. The colors are vibrant and the bracelet rolls over smoothly. A thoughtful choice for a meaningful accessory.
Kylie Dowd –
This bracelet is both stylish and meaningful. It’s a great addition to any outfit and I feel good knowing it supports women’s empowerment in Nepal.