Patina bronze bangles-Novica Handmade Balance And Guidance Positive Energy Bracelets (Pair)

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Two is always better than one, that is why you can't go wrong with this pair of colorful wrap bracelets where sparkling crystal and glass beads intertwine in perfect harmony. Crafted by Guatemala's Domingo Reanda, these fashionable accessories are woven with meticulous precision on a special bead loom. Polished Tibetan-style pewter buttons add a touch of sophistication and elegance.

Artisan Domingo explains, "The first bracelet is inspired by the colors of water and the harmony found in earthy tones, symbolizing balance in both nature and life itself. In addition to enhancing any ensemble, this bracelet convey a profound message of self-awareness, self-care, self-love, and gratitude. They serve as a constant reminder of the importance of balance in life, both internally and externally.

The second beautiful bracelet is crafted using blue, reminiscent of water, and earthy tones symbolizing paths. I created it with inspiration from the guidance we sometimes need to make life's decisions. Just as water flows and finds its way, and the earth lays the groundwork for our journey, may this bracelet serve as a reminder that guidance and direction are always within reach, helping us navigate life's twists and turns. Trust in your inner compass, and you'll find your way to brighter horizons."


Product Features: 

  • Dimension: 31" L x 0.5" W
  • Weight: 0.1
  • Color: Multi
  • Material: Glass and crystal beads; nylon cord; pewter button closure
  • Made in Guatemala


Story Behind the art:
My name is Domingo Reanda , and I was born in Santiago Atitlán, Sololá, in 1971. I grew up in a farming family, and my parents began teaching me the craft when I was just seven years old. In the afternoons, after school, I dedicated myself to our family trade. At the age of thirteen, I developed an interest in learning to use the loom. I was fascinated by weaving and sought to create a greater source of income. My first project was making stoles, which allowed me to capture various figures and create my own designs. As a child, I also learned macramé on my own and made bracelets.

After completing sixth grade, I migrated to the capital city in search of better opportunities. My adolescence in the city was quite challenging; I often had to sleep in shop corridors. I found a job in a market, but the conditions were difficult, so I decided to leave.

In 1995, I began creating items with beads. This initiative was born out of a desire to support widowed women affected by the armed conflict. Since then, I have dedicated myself to making necklaces, bags, bracelets, and hooks, among other items. Currently, I work alongside my family, where communication is essential for producing quality work. We use tools such as looms, belts, pliers, needles, and thread, along with raw materials, to create our products. I draw inspiration from humanity, as each person has something unique to offer. Merging these qualities with nature and lived experiences makes me feel truly alive.

Establishing myself as an artisan has been a significant challenge, especially in a competitive market focused on quality. However, organizations like Novica strive to ensure artisans can achieve a decent livelihood through their crafts and that our work is recognized fairly. Each piece I create is imbued with a great sense of purpose, and I find immense satisfaction in receiving feedback from both clients and fellow artisans. One of my ongoing challenges is to develop my own exclusive colors.

The handmade touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.

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