Octopus Refuge Pendant Necklace OWP Master women weavers at Tintsaba

Master women weavers at Tintsaba in Swaziland create natural jewelry and home decor from Sisal Agave

He works with local artisans to present this pair of dangle earrings

This festive shawl is beautifully woven using black

is a beautiful technique that gives color

This unique wristlet has a cute closure -- just pull the longer strap through the shorter one and you have a wrist strap that's just right

Octopus Refuge Pendant Necklace OWP Master women weavers at TintsabaSeeming to hide within the refuge of the ocean depths, a spotted octopus is hand carved of bone. Balinese artisan Made Wardika designs this pendant necklace, capturing the majestic creature with an impressive level of detail. The pendant centers an adjustable leather cord that circles the neck. Cow bone, stainless steel, leather cord Sliding knot adjustable 15. 75" L Avoid contact with water Handmade & fairly traded from Indonesia