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Tropical sensations find their way into your hands, creating this charming waterfall necklace. Thai artisan Sumalee Nawakul uses littleleaf boxwood and coconut shell pieces on waxed polyester cords to craft this bohemian accessory, whose elegant brown hues allow you to connect with your inner nature.
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This necklace is unique and gorgeous. I bought another torsade from this artist and this is my second one.
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This necklace is so glamorous and so versatile. Its well made and I will buy from this artists again.
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It looks chunky but is actually very light on my neck. Excellent!
You can find our wood and coconut shell waterfall necklace 'Tropical Waterfall' by Sumalee Nawakul in jewelry categories such as Nature Necklaces, Bohemian Necklaces, No Stone Necklaces, Wood Necklaces and Coconut Shell Necklaces. Enjoy exploring these sections for other Novica treasures.
Empowering Women
The Women's Empowerment badge is awarded to female artisans or artisan groups that are led by women.
Profound Impact
Sumalee has struggled for many years. She has a small shop in a local market but the sales are erratic, tied to tourism, and do not provide enough income to meet her expenses. Her Novica sales are essential to her survival and the survival of those who depend on her. She is working very hard to increase her sales.
Job Creator
Sumalee helps to support her mother in a unique way. She hires her mother and other older workers to help with the hand-finishing of her statement jewelry created from wooden beads.
Preserving Traditions
As a child, Sumalee learned sewing, embroidery and weaving from her mother. She still practices these arts today and often teaches them to younger artisans.
Microcredit Financing
Sumalee Nawakul has received 3 microcredit loans with 0% interest from Kiva and Novica, the first for $1300 and the most recent for $1400.
Enabling Education
Sumalee does not have any children but she loves being an aunt. She helps her younger sister with the cost of her niece's education.
Caring for Children
This artist supports children under the age of 18.
"I continue to help the older people from the foundation. They help me by binding and tying the cords calmly and beautifully."