Tagua Fiesta Necklace artisan details you can twist up the

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Tagua Fiesta Necklace artisan details you can twist up theUpishoun! Thats cheers! in Quechua, one of the languages spoken in the Ecuadorian craft studio where this lively necklace is made by hand. Each link is a cross section of locally harvested tagua nut. The natural material is often used as a sustainable substitute for ivory, though youll be amazed to find that its featherlight. The bold modern art shapes and even the fiesta colors also remind us of mid century Bakelite beadsall strung on an adjustable