pretty hair accessories

Fatima Dawson from El Salvador meticulously enrobes this pretty headband with jute cords and then embellishes it with stunning cotton braided accents meticulously crafted through the macrame method. The ethereal blend of tan and ivory will bring charm to your look while the black silk ribbon placed at both ends guarantees a comfortable fit.

This pretty, wide headband is created by Costa Rican artisan Hilda Padilla using traditional macrame techniques. The black and white headband features a knotted motif at the front and a stretchy solid cotton segment at the back.

Guatemala's Lopez Garcia Family creates these delightful headbands that are sure to be a conversation starter. The pair of colourful hair accessories is embellished with quitapenas, or Guatemalan "worry dolls". According to legend, the princess Ixmucané was granted the ability to solve people's problems by the Sun God. Over time, people began to make tiny dolls in remembrance of Ixmucané. They would tell the dolls their problems in the hopes that Ixmucané would solve them. The custom became very popular, and continues to this day.

This pretty, wide headband is created by Costa Rican artisan Hilda Padilla using traditional macrame techniques. The lime green and turquoise headband features a knotted motif at the front and a stretchy solid cotton segment at the back.

Costa Rican artisan Hilda Padilla crafts this pretty headband using traditional macrame techniques. The coffee brown and milk-white headband features a knotted motif at the front and a stretchy solid cotton segment at the back.

The Lopez Garcia Family wanted to capture the traditional colors and patterns of Guatemala with this set of three scrunchies. The pretty hair accessories are made from 100% cotton fabric with colorful plaid and ikat patterns. The artisans use recycled fabric remnants, so please expect some variation in patterns and colors.