Fair Trade Camerounian Brass Disc Bracelet Kenya Handwoven using locally sourced wool

Handwoven using locally sourced wool on a family loom by a Salasaca Quechua near the Chimborazo Volcano in Ecuador

this skirt is a part of the traditional daily attire worn by the Blue Hmong women

reverse applique work and cross stitch embroidery

one pair of Sterling silver-plated copper fish earrings and one pair of 18 ct

It measures 2 1/2" in diameter and is 1" wide

Fair Trade Camerounian Brass Disc Bracelet Kenya Handwoven using locally sourced woolHandcrafted of recycled brass using the "lost wax" method of casting at an artisans' cooperative in Bamenda, Cameroun, this brass bracelet is a wonderful example of traditional West African ornamentation and design. The exquisite detail and decoration on the piece were achieved using finely woven wax threads which is a hallmark of "lost wax" casting. The brass alloy was made from recycled metal. It is 2 3 4" in diameter.