wool art

This beautiful bracelet, handcrafted by artisans from Cusco, Peru, is perfect for casual wear anywhere. The artisans from the Amantaní community choose colors and designs with specific positive intentions, drawing inspiration from the vibrant hues of natural water sources. Weaving is one of the oldest traditions in rural Andean families, representing the richness of cultural heritage and serving as a unique channel for creativity shared with people worldwide. Each piece is a unique work of woven art and will vary in color and motif.

The Artisans of Panabaj follow the steps of their ancestors when weaving this stunning wristband bracelet, transporting you to an era of splendor and mysticism. Nylon threads in red, pink and black hues compose this macrame design, forming a classic diamond pattern that honors Guatemala's textile artistry.

Thai artist Kanjana crafts this pretty beaded bracelet using macrame, an ancient textile art produced by knotting the fibers. The Thai artisan uses waxed polyester cord to hand knot the bracelet, embellishing her creation with green aventurine and 950 Karen silver beads. Finally, a sliding knot closure lets you adjust the bracelet to your wrist.