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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 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.

Survival bracelets made from paracord or parachute rope, a lightweight cord made from nylon that gained popularity during World War II, are camping and wilderness survival tools that allow the wearer to unweave the strands and use them for getting food, first aid help, among other purposes. These accessories inspire Costa Rica's Allan Viquez to create a line of men's wristband bracelets that are durable and also very fashionable crafted with the macrame technique.

Talented Thai artisans infuse your days with the divine art of serenity, contained in the hand-knotted accents that compose these macrame dangle earrings. Boasting the region's classic elegance, Chaloemphon's pair spreads its waxed dark braids around brass beads and howlite jewels, letting tranquil blue sparks shine alongside 18k gold-plated hooks.

Featuring a macrame-style strand alongside beaded lengths of lapis lazuli stones and petite brass beads, this bracelet from Thailand is crafted by Tiraphan Hasub, who transmits her vision to the wearer. This adjustable multi-strand beaded bracelet closes with a button clasp.