Silver Suns Standard Beaded Cuff
The Silver Suns Beaded Cuff was made using white beads and just a little pop of sparkly silver. They are made from natural, free-range leather that is sourced from pastoralist peoples in Moshi, Tanzania (near the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro), glass beads, and fishing line and are all completely handmade by artisans in a worker-owned cooperative, where each artisan is a part-owner of the business.
The standard-sized cuffs measure about 1” wide and about 8 ½” long, though they adjust to three different lengths. If you wear your bracelet on the smallest setting, it is easy to trim off the extra leather.
Learn about how and where this jewelry was crafted HERE.
The Silver Suns Beaded Cuff was made using white beads and just a little pop of sparkly silver. They are made from natural, free-range leather that is sourced from pastoralist peoples in Moshi, Tanzania (near the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro), glass beads, and fishing line and are all completely handmade by artisans in a worker-owned cooperative, where each artisan is a part-owner of the business.
The standard-sized cuffs measure about 1” wide and about 8 ½” long, though they adjust to three different lengths. If you wear your bracelet on the smallest setting, it is easy to trim off the extra leather.
Learn about how and where this jewelry was crafted HERE.
The Silver Suns Beaded Cuff was made using white beads and just a little pop of sparkly silver. They are made from natural, free-range leather that is sourced from pastoralist peoples in Moshi, Tanzania (near the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro), glass beads, and fishing line and are all completely handmade by artisans in a worker-owned cooperative, where each artisan is a part-owner of the business.
The standard-sized cuffs measure about 1” wide and about 8 ½” long, though they adjust to three different lengths. If you wear your bracelet on the smallest setting, it is easy to trim off the extra leather.
Learn about how and where this jewelry was crafted HERE.
These cuffs are water-resistant, though completely saturating them is not recommended.
Once you’ve clasped your cuff and the fishing lines and beads have formed a circle, the cuff will no longer lie completely flat. The bead strands will bend if you attempt to flatten the cuff, and this is normal. This occurs because the fishing line is not elastic.