Kumasi Blossom Wood Beaded Bracelet
A floral medallion centers this bracelet, honoring Kumasi, the ‘garden city’ of Ghana. Stacks of sese wood disks flank the blossom in a design by Rita Addo Zakour. Eco-friendly, the central square is crafted by recycling plastic drinking bottles.
- Sese wood, recycled plastic, nylon cord
- 7.5″ Length
- Handmade in & fairly traded from Ghana
| Material | Sese wood, recycled plastic, nylon cord |
|---|---|
| Length | 7.5 inches |
| Origin | Handmade in Ghana, fairly traded |
| Design Inspiration | Kumasi, the ‘garden city’ of Ghana |
| Note | Due to the handmade nature of this item, color, size, and/or motif may vary |
FAQ
What is the material composition of the bracelet?
The bracelet is made from sese wood, recycled plastic, and nylon cord.
Is the bracelet handmade and where is it produced?
Yes, the bracelet is handmade and fairly traded in Ghana.
How does the design reflect cultural significance?
The floral medallion honors Kumasi, known as the ‘garden city’ of Ghana, and is designed by Rita Addo Zakour.
Abigail Thomson –
The bracelet is beautiful and unique. The floral design is delicate and the wood beads feel natural. I love how it combines eco-friendly materials with cultural inspiration. It makes a great gift for someone who appreciates sustainable fashion.
Wendy Wilkins –
I was impressed by the craftsmanship and the thoughtful use of recycled materials. The sese wood gives it a warm, organic look. It’s a meaningful piece that feels both artistic and environmentally responsible.
Julia Paterson –
The bracelet arrived as expected, with a nice floral center and wooden beads. Slight variation in color was visible, but that’s expected given it’s handmade. It’s a lovely addition to my jewelry collection.