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Preserving ancestral techniques, artisans of the Zenu Community in Colombia craft this delightful cuff bracelet. The wide cuff starts with a plastic base, which is wrapped with carefully woven caña flecha fibers in strawberry red and off-white. The design creates the illusion of three bracelets rather than one.

Guatemala's tradition and culture are often present in its ancient textiles, testimonies of its historical richness. Inspired by these stunning creations once crafted by his ancestors, Álvaro Ratzan creates this glass beaded bracelet featuring a palette of red and black hues, full of geometric figures that evoke the majesty of the Maya. Furthermore, the accessory comes with a leather-accented structure for a comfortable fit.

The Zenu, an ancient people in northwest Colombia, maintain a strong weaving tradition that is passed from generation to generation. The artisans of the Zenu Community create this marvelous cuff bracelet using PVC and native caña flecha fiber (a neotropical grass). The design of the wide strawberry red and ivory cuff creates the illusion of three bracelets rather than one.

Artisans of the Zenu Community in Colombia craft this beautiful cuff bracelet in an effort to maintain ancestral traditions and techniques. The wide cuff starts with a plastic base, which is wrapped with carefully woven caña flecha fibers in strawberry red and off-white. The design creates the illusion of three bracelets rather than one.

With skills that have been handed down from generation to generation, artisans of the Zenu Community in Colombia craft this pretty cuff bracelet. Working on a plastic base, they cover the bracelet with handwoven caña flecha fiber in red, bright green and white and trim the ends with red fabric. Caña flecha is a neotropical grass native to Colombia and Mexico. The bold diamond patterns make the cuff a striking accessory to wear anytime.