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Friends are everything and bring joy to life! Gift a bracelet to your bestie, your entire tribe or just harness that 80s vibe for yourself - literally my first business was making friendship bracelets, so these are bringing me way back - but are next level chic!
Featuring a hot pink, peach, and sand palette plus brass detailing - this handmade, fair-trade gem is guaranteed to bring a little bohemian chic to your look. Woven with love by female artisans in Bali, it's easy to adjust with its pull-tie system - so you can wear it with any outfit. Perfect for stacking or a standout piece alone.
Meet the Brand: Literally one of the best founder stories, Chrissie Lam started the Love is Project In 2012. When she left her corporate job and moved to Kenya. Inspired by the beadwork of the Masai tribe and her calling to help create jobs for women, they created the first LOVE bracelet. It started with one tribe and one country, and today, Love Is Project works with over 2000 female artisans in ten countries. Each handmade bracelet is inspired by the culture and the craftsmanship of each place. Their wages support their families, pay for school fees and allow them to invest in additional income generating projects. Spread the LOVE with Love Is Project and be a part of the Greatest Love Story Ever Told.
Wolfum launched in August 2011, making home goods. They incorporate traditional items into the contemporary home with a nod to vintage, and a respect for modernity, eco-kindness and functionality. Wolfum is 100% hand made in Los Angeles, CA.
The simplicity of modern design makes the ina.seifart collection so special. Behind the brand stands Ina Seifart, who works and lives in Berlin. Following studies in fashion design, Ina went on to create one of fashion’s pioneering accessory brands. Everything is handmade in Berlin.
Le Puzz was founded by two friends trying to make something fun. Alistair Matthews and Michael Hunter both loved collecting puzzles from the 60s, 70s, 80s. They work to limit the amount of plastic that is used in both the production and distribution of each puzzle.