guatemalan beaded bracelets

Working with tiny glass beads, Mirian Zet in Guatemala creates this pretty pair of wristband bracelets. One features a block motif in bronze, gold and clear; while the other has a zigzag pattern in seafoam, sky and gold. The bracelets can be fastened at one of two lengths with a beaded toggle.

Working with tiny glass beads, Mirian Zet in Guatemala creates this pretty pair of wristband bracelets. One features a zigzag motif in red, orange and black; while the other has a color scheme of black, clear and titanium. The bracelets can be fastened at one of two lengths with a beaded toggle.

This fun set of three wristband bracelets is from Wakami, an artisan cooperative in Guatemala. The bracelets are crafted of waxed polyester cord in various colors, and each features different accents. The multicolored braided bracelet features a hombre de maiz or "corn man" pendant. The slender maroon cord bracelet features different colored metal beads in the shape of corn kernels. The multicolored wrapped cord bracelet features a metal pendant in the shape of Guatemala as well as ceramic beads. The bracelets are all adjustable in length.

From Victoria Zurdo in Guatemala, this set of four handcrafted bracelets will add some fun to any outfit. The bracelets are crafted from waxed polyester cord in shades of yellow, orange, royal blue and lime using macrame techniques. One bracelet features a cute plastic bead with a smiley face. Each has a sliding knot so you can adjust the length as desired.