Twice Happy 2 Fair Trade African Beaded Wood Stretch Bracelets
Carved from African sese wood, voluptuous beads are covered with neat geometric motifs in red and cream. Elizabeth Alorchie-Apetor alternates them with smaller brown beads in a pair of charming stretch bracelets. She names them Dzidzor, a Ewe word meaning ‘happiness.’
Product Details
| Material | Sese wood, recycled plastic, nylon cord |
|---|---|
| Handcrafted Note | Color, size and/or motif may vary slightly |
| Environmental Impact | 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 with sese wood, recycled plastic, and nylon cord, supporting recycling and reducing waste.
Can the color or design vary between pieces?
Yes, as hand-crafted items, each bracelet may have slight variations in color, size, or motif.
What is the length of each bracelet?
Each bracelet measures 7.5 inches in length and 0.7 inches in width.
Diana Greene –
The bracelets are beautifully crafted with a warm, natural look. The red and cream geometric beads stand out, and the wooden texture feels authentic. I love the cultural meaning behind the name Dzidzor. Each piece feels unique and special.
Dorothy Nolan –
I was impressed by the quality of the wood and the thoughtful design. The combination of natural wood and recycled plastic makes it feel eco-friendly. Slight variations in bead placement are expected and add to the charm.
Nathan Clark –
These bracelets are a meaningful gift. The craftsmanship is evident, and the colors are vibrant yet balanced. I’ve received compliments on both the design and the sustainable materials used.