This delicate bracelet combines tiny beads of recycled Kantha textiles interspersed with golden seed beads. The bracelet is perfect to wear on its own or layered with other pieces. Each piece is made from recycled Kantha textiles, so colors and patterns are all one-of-a-kind and will vary. Measures .25" at the widest point and stretches to fit most wrists. Sustainably handmade by women artisans in India.

Kantha quilts are a traditional textile found in abundance in India. Artisans transform the fabric scraps into beads for jewelry, which provides new life to a textile that is often discarded.

Each Kantha bead has a base made of wood, carved out of scraps gathered from a local furniture factory.

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Made in India.

WorldFinds

WorldFinds is a design-driven brand of jewelry and accessories based in Westmont, Illinois, that empowers women through fair trade.

Their sustainable styles transcend all seasons, and collections range from minimalist to statement pieces. A large part of their collection includes designs handmade from repurposed textiles. Their colorful jewelry uses upcycled Kantha and Sari textiles, so they are one-of-a-kind and incredibly kind to the Earth.

These handmade designs create dignified work for their artisan partners in India, and support education projects to provide impact in their communities.

Each design is original to WorldFinds. The majority of WorldFinds products are handmade from repurposed, reclaimed and locally available materials. The use of repurposed materials and methods of waste reduction help keep WorldFinds environmental impact low. By handcrafting our products, they use less energy and water, and produce less pollution.

WolrdFinds fair trade practices help address one of the root causes of poverty: a lack of work. That’s why they focus on long-term, ongoing partnerships that provide sustainable work and fair wages that make an impact.

Fair trade takes commitment over time, and growth happens organically. WorldFinds witnessed the positive effects of their commitment. They’ve seen the communities they work with welcome in new and improved medical clinics, schools and community centres, and build new facilities to accommodate more working artisans. The result is stronger, healthier communities where change is powered from within.