Fall Collection
Celebrate cozy moments and crisp days with this fall collection piece, designed to bring seasonal spirit to any outfit.
This Sashka Co glass beaded bracelet was hand-crocheted by a skilled artisan in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. It features iridescent green and orange beads in a pumpkin pattern. Sashka Co. Bracelets make amazing friendship bracelets and support fair trade, helping women in Nepal rise above poverty.
- Kids Size!
- Fits wrists 5.5″ to 7″
- Not for ages under 4
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Hand-crocheted glass beads |
| Origin | Kathmandu Valley, Nepal |
| Design | Pumpkin pattern with iridescent green and orange beads |
| Fit Range | Wrists 5.5″ to 7″ |
| Age Recommendation | 4 years and older |
FAQ
Is this bracelet suitable for young children?
This bracelet is designed for kids aged 4 and above. It is not recommended for children under 4 years old due to small parts and handling risks.
What makes this bracelet special?
Each bracelet is hand-crocheted by artisans in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal, using iridescent glass beads in a pumpkin pattern. It supports fair trade and helps empower women in local communities.
Does the bracelet come with a warranty?
Yes, this bracelet comes with a lifetime guarantee and a perfect fit promise.
Jack Hunter –
My 7-year-old loves this pumpkin bracelet. It’s bright and unique, and she wears it every day. The beads are smooth and the fit is just right for her wrist. It’s a great way to celebrate fall with a meaningful, handmade piece.
Trevor Baker –
The craftsmanship is beautiful. The green and orange beads catch the light nicely. I bought it for my daughter as a gift, and she said it’s the best friendship bracelet she’s ever had.
Justin Metcalfe –
It fits well on my child’s wrist and looks festive during autumn activities. The handmade quality is evident. A little delicate, so I made sure to store it properly.
Carl Davidson –
Supporting fair trade is a big plus. The bracelet is durable and the colors are vibrant. My daughter has worn it to school and even showed it to her friends.