Blue Braided Beaded Necklace Fair Trade Jewelry from Africa, "Sosongo in Blue"
Six beaded strands are interwoven in a braid to form the focal point of this necklace presented by Ghanaian Ila Suleyman. Each strand is threaded with blue recycled vinyl beads and the ends of the braided section are finished with sese wood beads and large agate stone beads that serve as spacers. The brass hook clasp matches the beads' warm tones. The name Sosongo comes from the Mamprusi word meaning "good way."
- 42 grams
- 1.48 oz
- 54 cm L x 1 cm W
- 21.25" L x 0.4" W
- Pendant(s): 23 cm L x 3 cm W
- Pendant(s): 9" L x 1.2" W
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Gretchen
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01/17/2020
"What a knock out!"
The colors are beautiful together. The necklace holds its shape well when you wear it. It is unusual and attractive.
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Nora
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10/20/2019
"Beautiful necklace!!"
I love my necklace!! The color is beautiful and it is very well made!! It looks very flattering!! Keep up the good work!!
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Sosongo in Blue, Blue Braided Beaded Necklace Fair Trade Jewelry from Africa
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Santi
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08/11/2022
"Necklace"
Simply beautiful!
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Manasses
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07/29/2022
"Great features"
Lovely and detailed craftmanship
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Linda
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07/08/2022
"leather/horn necklace"
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Ariana
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07/07/2022
"Beautiful!"
This bracelet is very beautiful! Thank you!
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