Elephant March Coconut Shell Belt Burma and the tan macrame cord

and the tan macrame cord can be adjusted in length by a sliding a bead

this lovely scarf is made by the talented women artisans of La ComUnidad on the shores of Lake Atilan in Guatemala

Though rescues work tirelessly to care for their animals

Composite turquoise radiates its innate beauty as Shanker adds faceted amethysts to sterling silver dangles

2 cm 10-13" / 25

Elephant March Coconut Shell Belt Burma and the tan macrame cordSasithon Saisuk crafts the pachyderms from coconut shell, knotting the links on nylon cord. Parading in single file, rotund elephants form a novel belt. Rain tree wood beads complete the design, which fastens to the desired length with brass hooks. Coconut shell, rain tree wood and brass on nylon Features a rustic, rugged finish 51" Length, one size fits most Eco Positive: crafted with sustainably harvested materials, protecting the environment and