African Grace 2 Red and Brown Floral Beaded Wood Stretch Bracelets
Carved from African sese wood, voluptuous red beads are covered with flowers. Elizabeth Alorchie-Apetor alternates them with smaller brown beads in a pair of charming stretch bracelets. She names her bracelet design Ameneveve, a Ewe word meaning ‘grace.’
Product Details
| Material | Sese wood, recycled plastic, nylon cord |
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| Handcrafted Note | Color, size and/or motif may vary slightly |
| Environmental Benefit | Promotes recycling and reduces waste |
| Size | Each: 7.5 in. L x 0.7 in. W |
FAQ
Are the bracelets made with sustainable materials?
Yes, the bracelets are made from sese wood, recycled plastic, and nylon cord, promoting recycling and reducing waste.
Can the size of the bracelets vary?
Yes, as hand-crafted items, each bracelet may have slight variations in size, color, and motif.
What does the name ‘Ameneveve’ mean?
Ameneveve is a Ewe word meaning ‘grace’.
Katherine Welch –
The bracelets are beautifully crafted with rich textures from the wood and floral beads. The natural wood gives a warm, authentic look. I love how the red and brown beads alternate in a balanced pattern. It’s a unique piece that stands out on the wrist.
Warren Paige –
I appreciate the sustainable materials used. The wood is smooth and the beads are well placed. The size fits comfortably. A little variation in bead placement is expected, but it adds to the charm.
Tracey Dowd –
This is a thoughtful and artistic piece. The name ‘Ameneveve’ reflects the grace in the design. The wood has a natural grain that feels genuine. I wear it daily and it’s a conversation starter.