Handmade Ashenínka bracelets from Saweto in Peru, in association with the Rainforest Foundation

Our Ashenínka bracelets come from a collaboration between the community of Saweto in Peru, the Rainforest Foundation and TMAC.

We worked closely with the women of the Asheninka to create this unique collection made up of one-of-a-kind, beaded bracelets. 

The sale of these bracelets creates a sustainable income stream for Saweto, a community that has faced real hardship in the fight for the rights to their land. You can read more about the massacre at Saweto here and understand the bravery of these Master Craftswomen.

Be part of making a change in the lives of these brave women and buy one of these unique bracelets today. Your support goes a very long way.

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The bracelets are made up of thousands of tiny little beads woven together and secured with a double fastening. They are made by hand and take up to three days to complete. 

Product Dimensions: 15cm long, 5cm Width

This bracelet is part of our collection of Asheninka bracelets is part of a collaboration between the town of Saweto in the Peruvian Rainforest & TMAC. We work closely with Diana Rios and the women within her community to bring you these beautiful, one-of-a-kind beaded wrist bands. These stand out from the crowd colourful cuffs are all made completely by hand and take up to three days to make.

The bracelets are made up of thousands of tiny little beads woven together and completed with a secure fastening.