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Wearable art. That’s the best way to describe these amazing metal cuffs from India. I was very moved by the plight of the artisans from Ana Art Group. They had been mistreated by their former employer until a plucky 14-year-old girl from the community contacted a new importer, Handmade Expressions, to ask for help. Today Ana Art Group enjoys a wonderful collaboration—both monetarily and creatively—and we can delight in the beauty of their fashionable creations. Enjoy! – JG
This metal bangle bracelet is handmade in India. A solid and elegant piece, its beauty is its smooth lines and minimalistic detailing. A fashionable modern look crafted from a rustic medium, it is a truly distinctive artisan piece.
Bracelet is an 8” closed cuff, fitting most wrist sizes comfortably.
Handmade Expressions believes that economic sustainability and social empowerment are essential to community development. The company partners with disadvantaged artisan communities in India, providing sustainable employment and fair wages to improve their economic and social standings. The unique, traditional art forms are promoted in international markets with the goal of fostering self-sufficiency and self-confidence among the artisans, enabling them to recognize the true worth of their art.
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