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Handcrafted Leather Cuff Bracelet, "Wend Konta in Mint"
Following in the footsteps of his forefathers, Ila Suleyman transforms leather into jewelry with a modern twist. He starts by recycling PVC tubes into a cuff bracelet and covers it with leather with subtle diagonal textures. A thin black line runs horizontally over the green bracelet that Suleyman calls Wend Konta, meaning "God's gift" in the language of the Mamprusi people.
- 38 grams
- 1.34 oz
- 15 cm L (end to end) x 3.5 cm L (end to end)
- 6" L (end to end) x 1.4" L (end to end)
- Leather on recycled PVC
- Made in Ghana.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Ghana
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Holly
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08/01/2018
"Beautiful handcrafted work!"
Does not adjust, but is beautiful and I love it!
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Wend Konta in Mint, Handcrafted Leather Cuff Bracelet
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Kevin
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03/03/2023
"Vibrant color and sturdy leather necklace"
you will enjoy Bohemian Vibe, dress it up or casual you will get compliments
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Mpusia in Black, Black Hand-Braided Leather Necklace from Ghana
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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.
Best Uses
- 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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Ila has several employees who help him in his workshop.
Working with Disabilities
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This artist is currently supporting and providing for the education of their children, grandchildren, or children in their community, whether it be at the primary, secondary, or university level.
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This artist uses traditional techniques handed down through the generations and/or creates culturally significant items, helping keep these traditions alive.
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Ila Suleyman has received 2 microcredit loans with 0% interest from Kiva and Novica, the first for $400 and the most recent for $400.
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Write a review"My forefathers were predominantly millet and cattle farmers, and they would use the leather of the animals for accessories such as talismans, bangles and necklaces for personal use."
"Assalamu Alaikum. Peace be unto you! I'm Ila Suleyman, of Bawku in Ghana and my parents are Rayende and Nabiga Suleyman. I was born into a... read more
