blue bracelets

Show off your colors with this handmade bracelet from Ghanaian artisan Robert Aidoo-Taylor. The bracelet is handwoven in an alternating stripe pattern around recycled paper and fastens with a brass snap. The artisan names the style 'Kente Power' after the Ashanti word for weaving. Show school pride, support your favorite team, or simply enjoy this colorful bracelet on your wrist!

Evoking the sunset, a red circle combines with an orange ring, handwoven from junco fiber and accented with a dangling cotton tassel. Cristina Hernandez of Honduras creates this pendant bracelet, which encircles the wrist with cotton cord in blue. Stainless steel fixtures accentuate this bracelet and give it an adjustable length.

Nareerat’s newest bracelet sends a wish of heartfelt love to the sky. Adorned with silver-plated brass in a high-polish finish, this bracelet reunites beads of sodalite, chalcedony and glass to create the perfect accent for days of intuitive romance.

This unique wristband is the original design of Costa Rica's Rebeca Zamora. The bracelet is crafted entirely of genuine leather in complementary vermilion and sky blue hues. The bracelet's length can be adjusted as desired.

Flowers in shades of blue, yellow, and orange encircle these sweet and simple wristband bracelets from Mexico. Artisan Antonio de la Cruz uses glass beads to fashion the two cheerful accessories.

Geometric motifs and a vibrant palette of blue and orange hues create a stylish accessory crafted in Guatemala by Mirian Zet. With a myriad of glass beads forming the design, this wristband bracelet is the perfect complement to any outfit thanks to its comfortable toggle clasp.

This dramatic cuff bracelet is created by the artisans of the Zenu Community in northwest Colombia. Over a base of PVC, they weave the meticulously patterned cuff from caña flecha fiber, a native neotropical grass. The brown, orange and ivory cuff is lined and trimmed in blue polyester fabric.

These pretty beaded bracelets are the creation of Sang Ayu Sardiwati of Bhakti Senang Hati, a foundation in Bali that assists the physically disabled to attain physical and economic independence and build self-esteem. "Although we live in very limited conditions, my childhood was very happy", says artisan Sang Ayu. "I used to work carrying stones for a dam construction when I was in Junior High School so I can pay the school fee myself. Unfortunately the dam suddenly collapse and huge stones broke my leg. Now I have to use a prosthesis everywhere. I was so depressed, very not confident after the accident, I usually hide and shy whenever people visiting our home. But finally my spirit is back after I saw my parents were crying because my depressed condition. After pray to God, I feel more patient and strong. I even graduated from a university, and I start making handicrafts. After I joined the Foundation, I met my husband and now we have three boys." One stretch bracelet is crafted from blue and orange ceramic beads alternating with brown coconut shell beads, while the other is entirely of coconut wood.

Vipin brings us a modern set of three bangle bracelets handcrafted in India from mango wood. Each bangle has a different geometrical shape in vibrant vermilion, crimson and midnight tones.

This bold, wide cuff is the original creation of the artisans of the Zenu Community in northwest Colombia. They cover the PVC cuff with handwoven caña flecha fiber in brown, orange and white. Caña flecha is a neotropical grass native to Colombia and Mexico. The cuff is lined and trimmed with blue polyester fabric.