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7 TURNS INDIAN BRACELET

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: INDIA
Available in brown or green, this coiled bracelet from southern India combines a rich combination of glass, bone, metal, and wood beads in a creative swirling design. The vibrant colors derive from a unique and age-old technique of using natural vegetable dyes. Look beautiful while knowing that your purchase supports the Shambhal and Amroha communities, and is vital to preserving traditional Indian artistry.
Fully adjustable. Fits all Wrists.
1 ¾" high
THIS FAIR TRADE PRODUCT IS CRAFTED BY THE COMMUNITY FRIENDLY MOVEMENT
The Community Friendly Movement (CFM) is a social enterprise based in New Delhi, India, that aims to create wealth for artisan communities by working directly with the producers at the bottom of the supply chain, reducing the number of intermediaries, and selling their quality, handmade products to a larger market. Among the artisans with whom CFM works are twenty wood and lacquer craftsmen of Etikoppaka, who, with assistance from the National Institute of Design, the National Institute of Fashion Technology, and individual social entrepreneurs, have rediscovered traditional local knowledge that has revived the craft.
Using a combination of old and new tools and techniques, the artisans who work with CFM have improved the overall quality and utility of their products, replacing the previously toxic synthetic dyes with all-natural vegetable dyes. Moreover, CFM's ongoing support of local Etikoppaka artisans gives them the opportunity to remain in their village and make a viable living from the production of wood and lacquer items. This reduces the migration of unskilled laborers from the village to the urban centers, and also preserves a valuable traditional craft of India.
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Indeed really beautiful and
Indeed really beautiful and creative jewelry piece. I really like the use of green beads, its a natural thing in India where the jewelry is still quite made using old techniques and that's really gaining acceptance the world over for their artist work.
Carolina
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Beautiful handcrafted
Beautiful handcrafted jewelry, you really do not get to see many of these in my part of the world.
Margaret
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