THE AWAJUN CUFF BEADED BRACELET is a beautiful wide cuff bracelet that showcases the elegant design of Awajun artisanship and eco jewelry. Handmade with kumpia, and chichao (buttons) seeds by Awajún artisans in the Peruvian Amazon. Tiny kumpia seeds have been dyed with plant dyes from plants that grow in the Awajun territory to achieve a gorgeous sienna color. The triple-buttonholes are beaded with black glass beads.

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• 6.5" to 7" wrist size
• Kumpia, Chichao Seeds

• Glass beads for buttonhole closures
• Fishing thread for strength
• Triple-button closure with chichao seeds
• Handmade by Awajún Artisans
• Imported: Peruvian Amazon
• Organic
• Vegan
• Metal Free
• Eco jewelry
• Earth Friendly Fashion

See Care Instructions to ensure their luster shines through and wearable art pieces are cared for properly.

The talented artisans who create these exquisite pieces of wearable art have a strong spiritual connection with mother nature, they live in remote areas of the rainforest and it brings them joy to share their artistry with the world, while making an honorable living from their traditional craft. You will feel the powerful energy of the rainforest in every piece you wear.

Adornment connects us to something higher. It honors the beauty of Earth and power of Nature." Designer Violeta Villacorta

ORG by vio® works in partnership with indigenous Amazon artisans to promote their culture, artistry and develop collections of handmade jewelry, accessories and eco fashion using plant materials, as a source for a sustainable economy for the stewards of the forests.

Your purchase of our exquisite Amazon beaded jewelry and accessories supports our work with indigenous Amazon artisans and communities, aimed at cultivating their artistry while generating a sustainable economy, so they remain in their land as protectors of the rainforest: the lungs of our planet and global climate regulator… AND it is a beautiful addition to your wardrobe straight from the Amazon!

All our goods are fairly traded and profits are shared with artisans and producing communities through tools, trainings and projects that address their needs to ensure their success.

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