African Indigo Resist Dyed Pillow with Insert – Kenya
These delicate, colorful bracelets bring style and texture to your wrist. The handcrafted bracelet features heishi in 24 karat gold plate, with green glass accent beads, all on a clear stretchy cord.
Because this is a handcrafted item, each will vary slightly.
Made in: Mali
African Indigo Resist Dyed Pillow with Insert – Kenya
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