Adjustable hand wrapped turquoise bracelets
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Glass beaded wrap bracelet, 'Mayan Monolith'
With inspiration from Mayan art and architecture, Cristobal Ramirez of Guatemala designs a marvelous wrap bracelet. A beautiful array of glass beads in colors of blue and turquoise are carefully strung by hand between two lengths of nylon cord that wrap the wrist, closing with a reconstituted turquoise button. Says the artisan, Mayan architecture is a precious thing. Combining different forms and sizes, it is something precious to admire. It is incredible to think that our ancestors achieved…
Glass beaded wrap bracelet, 'Mayan Monolith'
With inspiration from Mayan art and architecture, Cristobal Ramirez of Guatemala designs a marvelous wrap bracelet. A beautiful array of glass beads in colors of blue and turquoise are carefully strung by hand between two lengths of nylon cord that wrap the wrist, closing with a reconstituted turquoise button. Says the artisan, Mayan architecture is a precious thing. Combining different forms and sizes, it is something precious to admire. It is incredible to think that our ancestors achieved…
Guatemala's Breeze,'Handmade Turquoise and Green Glass Beaded Wristband Bracelet'
Turquoise and green hues beautifully arranged in a bracelet circle the wrist three times, taking the form of glass beaded strands on nylon cords. Handcrafted by talented artisans from the Weaving Hands of Atitlan, this bohemian piece of art features a mosaic-inspired design that honors Guatemalas precious seascapes, all equipped with a pewter button clasp.
Glass beaded wrap bracelet, 'Mayan Monolith'
With inspiration from Mayan art and architecture, Cristobal Ramirez of Guatemala designs a marvelous wrap bracelet. A beautiful array of glass beads in colors of blue and turquoise are carefully strung by hand between two lengths of nylon cord that wrap the wrist, closing with a reconstituted turquoise button. Says the artisan, Mayan architecture is a precious thing. Combining different forms and sizes, it is something precious to admire. It is incredible to think that our ancestors achieved…
Silver beaded bracelet, 'Charming Karen'
With a charming aesthetic this bracelet combines alternates shining beads of Karen hill tribe silver with the blue-green hues of reconstituted turquoise. Samart Takham creates the bracelet circling the wrist with a length of braided cord. It closes with an adjustable sliding knot clasp accentuated by silver and turquoise beads.
