Braided Leather Necklace in Magenta from Ghana, "Mpusia in Magenta"
In a solid magenta color, strips of leather are used to carefully hand-braid this bracelet. Ila Suleyman handcrafts this bracelet, which features a wider section at the center that tapers the closer it gets to the button clasp. This necklace is named Mpusia, meaning "thank you" in northern Ghanaian.
- 25 grams
- 0.88 oz
- 48 cm L x 2 cm W
- 19" L x 0.8" W
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Ilona
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12/26/2022
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Unique choker necklace-this will look so cool against white shirts and jeans int he summer!
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Moze
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12/15/2022
"Magnificent"
This is absolutely gorgeous. Made extremely perfect in every way. In just the short time that I have received this beautiful Braided Black Leather Necklace, I have received many compliments from people.
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- Excellent for open collar or t- shirts (long, short, sweatshirts)
- Open collar shirts, t-shirts (long or short), sweatshirts
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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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