Lanna Flora Handmade Sterling Silver Thai Hill Tribe Cuff Bracelet
A talented Karen hill tribe silversmith handcrafts this pretty cuff bracelet of timeless appeal. Presented by Achara of Thailand, the sterling silver cuff is decorated with a twisted braid design that is hand stamped with dainty floral motifs. The artisan decorates one end of the bracelet with rondelle beads of silver, and creates an interesting spiral pattern at the other end. The name Lanna comes from an ancient region in Northern Thailand that was known as the ‘Kingdom of a Million Rice Fields’.
Product Details
| Material | 925 sterling silver |
|---|---|
| Finish | Oxidized |
| Size | 6 in. L (end to end) x 0.2 in. W |
FAQ
What is the origin of the Lanna name on the bracelet?
The name Lanna refers to an ancient region in Northern Thailand known as the ‘Kingdom of a Million Rice Fields’. It is a cultural reference that adds historical depth to the design.
Is the floral design hand-stamped or machine-made?
The floral motifs are hand-stamped by a Karen hill tribe silversmith, ensuring each piece is unique and crafted by hand.
Are the beads on the bracelet genuine silver?
Yes, the rondelle beads are made of silver and are part of the handcrafted sterling silver design.
Paul Henderson –
The bracelet arrived exactly as described. The twisted braid and floral stamping are delicate and authentic. I love how it stands out without being flashy. The oxidized finish gives it a warm, vintage look that complements my casual outfits.
Isaac Mackenzie –
As a collector of handmade jewelry, this piece feels special. The craftsmanship is evident in every detail. The spiral pattern and silver beads add texture and charm. It’s a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates cultural artistry.
Julian Wilson –
It’s beautiful and well-made. The size fits comfortably on my wrist. The only thing is the oxidized finish might not suit everyone’s taste, but I’m happy with it. A nice addition to my jewelry collection.