Haitian Bato Bracelet
Like batos, or boats, lined up in a harbor, the chocolate brown seeds on this bracelet are captivating. Strung between shimmering glass beads, each seed reflects the good you plant by purchasing this fair-trade bracelet in the lives of the Haitian artisans who create each one. Memory wire has been selected for its ability to retain shape, with additional length overlapping to adjust to fit most wrists.
Product Details
| Material | Stainless steel, glass, & seeds |
|---|---|
| Length | 8.5″ L total |
| Origin | Handmade in and fairly traded from Haiti |
FAQ
What is the meaning behind the name ‘Bato’?
The name ‘Bato’ is inspired by the word ‘boats’ and evokes the image of vessels lined up in a harbor. The chocolate brown seeds on the bracelet are designed to resemble boats, symbolizing the journey and impact of fair trade in the lives of Haitian artisans.
Is the bracelet adjustable to fit different wrist sizes?
Yes, the bracelet uses memory wire that retains its shape and includes extra length to allow for easy adjustment to fit most wrist sizes.
Are the seeds and materials ethically sourced?
Yes, the bracelet is handmade in Haiti and fairly traded, supporting local artisans and ensuring ethical sourcing of materials.
Rebecca Chapman –
The bracelet is beautiful and unique. The seeds look like small boats floating in a harbor, and the glass beads add a nice shimmer. It feels comfortable on my wrist and I love that it supports fair trade artisans in Haiti.
Ruth Hughes –
I was drawn to this piece because of its meaningful design. The craftsmanship is evident, and the combination of natural seeds and glass beads makes it stand out. It’s a thoughtful gift that feels both elegant and ethical.
Leah Bond –
The bracelet arrived promptly and looks exactly as described. The seeds are nicely arranged and the metal is durable. A little small for my wrist, but I can adjust it with the extra length.