Maiz ✻ Inga Beaded Bracelet

These bracelets are hand beaded by Inga Awaska, a beading and cultural workshop made up of Indigenous Inga women in Putumayo, Colombia. Filled with intricate, detailed, and storytelling symbolism that expresses Inga culture & heritage. The symbol showed in these earrings is called "Sarra", meaning "maiz" or "corn" in the Inga language. It is an important symbol for the community considering that corn is a staple food! This is one of their newer designs they came out with, and it definitely showcases a beautiful mix of both modern and traditional touches. Bracelet Details Materials: Seed beads Width: 1.5 in. Technique: Beaded on a loom Closure: Adjustable tie (no knots or tying required!) Bracelet Care Handle gently to avoid damaging the beadwork. Keep away from water and make sure lotions, perfumes, and oils are dry before putting them on to preserve color and strength. Store flat or hung when not in use to maintain shape. If needed, gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth. As this bracelet is hand-beaded, handle with care