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In hues of fuchsia and pink, nylon cord is used to hand-macrame seven bracelets with a bohemian style. Promoting rural artisans in Guatemala, Wakami presents this set of bracelets, each of which features a unique design. Some close with metal buttons and others feature adjustable sliding knots. According to Wakami, these bracelets represent the history of Guatemala; the creation of the sun, the stars, water, air, plants, animals, as well as children are each signified by a different bracelet.

Splashes of green, orange, brown and black make this men's macrame wristband bracelet something truly unique. Crafted by Costa Rica's Allan Viquez, the bracelet is made from paracord, a lightweight, durable and special nylon cord used for parachutes. It features two sliding knot closures that can be adjusted to the desired minimum or maximum size.

A light blue and brown men's wristband bracelet is braided by Costa Rica's Allan Viquez using the macrame technique and a very unique material: paracord. Also known as parachute rope, it is a lightweight nylon cord used for parachutes since World War II and for special survival bracelets that allows the wearer to unweave the strands and use them during extreme conditions in the wilderness.

Costa Rica's Allan Viquez crafts a remarkable men's wristband bracelet using the macrame technique and featuring a sliding knot closure to adjust it as desired. The light blue and beige bracelet is made from paracord or parachute rope, a lightweight nylon cord used for parachutes since World War II and for special survival bracelets that let the wearer unweave the strands and use them during extreme conditions in the wilderness.

A cheerful and sweet aura surrounds Lorena and Marcela's newest design, crafted by combining resin with natural elements. Using waxed polyester threads in yellow, the artisans weave a sturdy macrame bracelet with a sliding knot that allows an easy fit and a gerbera pendant at the center, symbolizing Costa Rica's nature.