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Trios of cream and black discs alternate with cream round beads in this sese wood stretch bracelet. Artisan Abdul Kadir Iddrisu of Ghana crafts this bracelet showing the beauty of connecting contrasting colors.
- 6 grams
- 0.21 oz
- 17 cm L x 1 cm W
- 6.75" L x 0.4" W
- 10 mm W
- 10 mm W
- Sese wood, nylon cord
- Avoid contact with water
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Made in Ghana.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Ghana
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Vincent
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06/18/2022
"Very Nice Originial Bracelet"
Very cool bracelet. I bought it for me but my wife liked it so much she claimed it hers in less then a day!Good quality, good fit, and well made.Thanks much!Vin
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Victoria
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05/15/2019
"Masterpiece! I love it."
This piece means everything to me. I love it. I can dress it up or down.
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Jadwiga
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11/08/2018
"Beautiful bracelet by Artisan Abdul Kadir Iddrisu"
This was my first purchase with NOVICA.The delivery was very fast, the bracelet was carefully packed into a box and a beautiful little bag. Each beads is different: they have various shapes, sizes and colours, together creating a lovely bracelet.It is even more beautiful than in the picture.Thank you very much!
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