Quazi Golden Bracelet
Rolled paper beads made from magazine pages are dipped to become a shiny shade of gold. Each bracelet is handmade with 100% post-consumer magazine paper by Quazi Design, an organization started in 2009 to create much needed employment for women in Swaziland, Africa. In addition, Quazi aims to change the perception of recycled materials by developing innovative techniques combined with locally sourced, environmentally-friendly, or recycled materials.
- 100% recycled magazine paper
- Tie-closure
- 13″ L (33 cm)
- Handmade in & fairly traded from Swaziland
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% post-consumer magazine paper |
| Design | Shiny gold finish, rolled beads |
| Closure | Tie-closure |
| Length | 13″ (33 cm) |
| Origin | Handmade in Swaziland, fairly traded |
FAQ
What is the material used in the bracelet?
The bracelet is made from 100% recycled magazine paper, dipped to achieve a shiny gold finish.
Is the bracelet handmade?
Yes, each bracelet is handmade in Swaziland by women employed through Quazi Design.
What is the length of the bracelet?
The bracelet measures 13 inches (33 cm) in length.
Julian Alsop –
I was impressed by how unique and elegant the bracelet looks. The gold finish is subtle yet striking. It’s a beautiful way to support sustainable fashion and handmade crafts from Swaziland.
Evan Johnston –
The quality is better than expected. The paper beads are sturdy and the tie closure is secure. I love that it’s made from recycled materials and supports women’s employment.
Stephen Hill –
It’s a thoughtful gift. The design is simple but charming. A bit delicate, so I avoid wearing it daily, but it’s perfect for casual events or as a statement piece.