Immerse yourself in the vibrant and mystical world of the Amazon rainforest with our Amazonian Pattern Beadwork. This handcrafted bracelet showcases the exquisite artistry of the Puyanawa people of Brazil, featuring intricate glass beads in flashy green and yellow that form an Amazonian-inspired pattern. Every bead tells a story, connecting you to the rich culture and natural beauty of the Amazon.
Crafted with love and dedication, this piece is a testament to the artisanal skills passed down through generations. The attention to detail ensures that this bracelet is a work of art, embodying Puyanawa culture.
The flashy green and yellow glass beads are not only stunning but also symbolize the vibrant hues found in the Amazon rainforest. Their sparkle and translucence capture the essence of the lush foliage and sunlight filtering through the jungle canopy.
The bracelet's design is inspired by traditional Amazonian motifs and patterns. It reflects the interconnectedness of the Puyanawa people with their natural surroundings, representing the flora, fauna, and spiritual significance of the rainforest.
Wearing this bracelet allows you to embrace the Puyanawa culture and the spiritual energies of the Amazon. It is a symbol of your respect for indigenous traditions and your connection to the awe-inspiring beauty of the rainforest.
The Puyanawa people, native to the Amazon rainforest in Brazil, have a deep-rooted connection to their environment. Their culture is steeped in reverence for the Amazon's biodiversity, and their art often reflects the beauty and spirituality of the rainforest. The Puyanawa see the Amazon not only as their home but as a source of inspiration, sustenance, and sacred wisdom.
Amazonian Pattern Beadwork
Width: 9.5 cm
Length: 9.5 cm
Glass Beads; string; non-adjustable;
For arm (adults)
The non-adjustable bracelets need to be put on the hand with care, either soaping your hand and pushing the bracelet gently over your hand or utilizing crème. The glass bead work is durable for being worn during showers, if worn exposed to salt water, the bracelets should be rinsed with sweet water, as the strings will show wear after a while and might break. If your item breaks, you may return the piece and it can be repaired in the indigenous village of origin, but the waiting time could be up to 1-1,5 years for this repair.