Kantha Orb Necklace
This fabulous statement necklace features four strands of vibrant Kantha beads that artfully vary in size, increasing as they reach the center.
- Measures 17″ long at the shortest strand with a 3″ long extender.
- Sustainably handmade from repurposed cotton Sari & Kantha textiles by women artisans in India.
- Colors & patterns will vary due to repurposed textiles.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 17″ (shortest strand) + 3″ extender |
| Material | Repurposed cotton Sari & Kantha textiles |
| Origin | Handmade by women artisans in India |
| Design Note | Colors and patterns vary due to natural textile variation |
FAQ
Is the color and pattern of the necklace consistent across pieces?
No, the colors and patterns vary due to the use of repurposed textiles, making each piece unique.
How is the necklace made?
The necklace is sustainably handmade by women artisans in India using repurposed cotton Sari and Kantha textiles.
What is the total length of the necklace?
The shortest strand is 17 inches long, with an additional 3-inch extender available.
Justin Ross –
The necklace is stunning and adds a lot of elegance to any outfit. The way the beads grow in size toward the center is very artistic. I love that it’s made from repurposed textiles and supports artisans in India.
Andrew Oliver –
A beautiful piece that stands out as a statement accessory. The colors are rich and the craftsmanship is evident. Each time I wear it, I notice how unique the pattern is due to the handmade nature.
Robert Jackson –
I appreciate the sustainable aspect of this piece. It’s a bit unusual in design, but I like the organic variation in colors and textures. The only thing is, it’s not as uniform as I expected, but that’s part of its charm.
Gavin Buckland –
Wore it to a cultural event and received many compliments. The beadwork is intricate and the necklace feels both modern and traditional at the same time.
Emma Duncan –
It’s a unique and eye-catching piece. The handmade quality shows in every detail. I do wish the colors were more consistent, but the variation adds character and makes each one special.