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Gentle earth elements bring a natural beauty to this handmade belt. Combining coconut shell and rain tree wood beads, Sasithon Saisuk knots them by hand to form a beautiful belt. It ties at the desired length.

The natural intrigue of coconut shell windows are linked in a handmade belt. By Sasithon Saisuk, it brings organic beauty to casual fashion. The belt can fasten around waist or hips as desired with a hook, and culminates in rain tree wood beads.

Myriad flowers blossom with exceptional beauty in a handcrafted shoulder bag by Sasithon Saisuk. They are engraved on coconut shell panels creating a marvelous mesh over a cotton pouch with an inner pocket. This bag closes with a zipper under the flap and is trimmed with rain tree wood beads.

Carved from coconut shell, floral medallions align on a charming belt by Sasithon Saisuk. She knots them by hand on brown nylon cords and adds flirty beads of rain tree wood. It fastens with a brass hook.

Nothing complements a style better than a chic accessory full of color. Ghanaian artisan Rita Addo Zakour designs these dangle earrings in an intense palette of purple, red and turquoise hues. Furthermore, each item is made from sese wood beads, coconut shell discs and brass hooks for an easy fit.

Coconut shell and wood beads line a black cord in this beaded necklace from Thailand. Crafted by artisan Shutikarn Kantung, the long necklace makes a perfect accessory to complement a natural style.

With remarkable craftsmanship, Salvadoran artisans fashion this spectacular waterfall necklace using coconut shells, evoking a casual coastal charm. It boasts an assortment of cylindrical ceramic beads in vibrant orange and elegant brass beads and fixtures, complemented by an adaptable brown cotton cord secured by a practical coconut shell sliding knot closure for a customized fit. This unique creation stems from the Domenech Foundation's Callotl Project, dedicated to the sustainable growth of the Costa del Sol region and the protection of sea turtles. By repurposing formerly disregarded coconut materials, once destined to be firewood, their products are a tribute to the region's stunning flora and fauna.