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This offer is for one bracelet
Alternating large and small sized colorful Kantha textile beads make this silhouette an easy-to-wear favorite, in this fun stretch bracelet we call the Betty
Largest bead measures about .75 inch wide
A great jewelry accent, or can be stacked and layered with our other Kantha bracelet styles
Bracelet measures about 7 inches / 18 cm unstretched
Bracelet stretches to fit most wrists
The Kantha textiles are upcycled cotton Sari fabric
The beads are lightweight reclaimed wood, carefully hand wrapped with Kantha, to create this distinctive handmade jewelry
Ready for gift giving with WorldFinds tag
Each piece is made from recycled Kantha textiles, so colors and patterns are all one-of-a-kind and will vary
Please anticipate some color variations in the unique piece you receive
(Other jewelry pieces shown in model pictures are available as a separate purchase)
Imported by our Fair Trade Federation (FTF) Member partner, WorldFinds
Sustainably handmade by talented, low-income artisans who are paid a livable wage and have safe working conditions, access to healthcare and childcare, and ongoing training and education
Thank you for supporting slow fashion and efforts that improve the world we live in
About WorldFinds
WorldFinds' mission is to create positive change, build hope, and design beautiful, sustainable products for a better world. It's a business using fashion and design to combat poverty.
Fair trade is a growing movement to help low-income artisans in developing countries move towards economic self-sufficiency. It promotes sustainability on all levels and creates opportunities to alleviate poverty. Artisans receive fair wages, education, financial and technical assistance, and have safe working conditions. Fair trade organizations like WorldFinds pre-pay 50% for their products upfront, and work closely with the artisans on design and quality. Fair trade is about respectful relationships and is having a positive impact on the lives of thousands of artisans. It is starting to make the world a better place. It is also a long-awaited alternative to traditional trade and a way to effect real social change!