creative bracelets

Working with tiny glass beads, Mirian Zet in Guatemala creates this pretty pair of wristband bracelets. One features a zigzag motif in red, orange and black; while the other has a color scheme of black, clear and titanium. The bracelets can be fastened at one of two lengths with a beaded toggle.

Working with tiny glass beads, Mirian Zet in Guatemala creates this pretty pair of wristband bracelets. One features a block motif in bronze, gold and clear; while the other has a zigzag pattern in seafoam, sky and gold. The bracelets can be fastened at one of two lengths with a beaded toggle.

Akwele Suma finds encouragement in the fearless women of the traditional Ghanaian markets to create a lovely accessory honoring their hardworking spirits. Working with recycled plastic, paper and sese wood beads, the artisan creates this pretty beaded stretch bracelet with yellow floral motifs as the central elements, symbolizing Akwele's best wishes for her people.

Felted wool kittens stay warm in their winter coats. Embroidered with cotton details, six cozy cats wear warm scarves and jackets in this set of ornaments from India. Ashish Mehta creates this set, featuring cats of assorted colors and breeds. The set arrives with a handy storage bag.

Bring the family together, celebrating each member with these five bracelets. A mother and artisan from Ciudad Vieja, Guatemala, Carmina Giron crafts each of these bracelets with a series of knots that give them a unique feel and look. Between blue, red, tan, pink and purple, each family member is sure to love these bracelets. Creating handicrafts helps Carmina support her family and brings buying a home within reach.

This curated gift set invites you to celebrate autumn with a series of exquisite fashion statements. Handmade by artisans from the Central American region, the box includes a precious bamboo rayon shawl where bright colors merge—handwoven by the K'amolon K'i K'ojonel association. Green recycled paper pieces form a bohemian-inspired wristband bracelet, a creation by Argentina and Francisco, whereas a glass beaded wrap bracelet by Domingo Reanda captures the colors of nature. To finish this selection, Rosario Ramirez immortalizes natural flowers in a pair of resin-coated button earrings.