Thuy Binh Buffalo Horn & Handwoven Rattan Bangle Bracelets (3pcs)

About the Thuy Binh Buffalo Horn & Rattan Bangles (3 pieces)

Earthy and effortlessly-chic, these Thuy Binh Buffalo Horn & Rattan Bangles (3 pieces) feature two bangles that are intricately handwoven with rattan stems by artisans in northern Vietnam. Rattan is a climbing palm found in Southeast Asia. With similar strength and durability as bamboo, rattan has been used for many years to make baskets and trays. Our rattan is planted, harvested, sorted and dried carefully in the province of Nam Dinh, Vietnam. Sandwiched between the two rattan bangles is a bangle made of ethically-sourced buffalo horn. As a sustainable fashion accessories brand, buffalo horn was thoughtfully selected because it is a by-product of a waste and chemical-free process that generates organic material and one-of-a-kind pieces. These artisanal, eco friendly, sustainable bangles are lightweight and comfortable for your all-day wear. Wear them on the weekends and take them along on your exotic trips to add a nature vibe to your ensemble.

Note: Since each bangle bracelets is handmade in an all-natural material, expect slight variations in size, color, and pattern.

Bangle Bracelets Details

• Measurements: 6.3 cm inner dia; 1.0 cm height (2.48 in inner dia, 0.4 in height)
• Materials: handwoven rattan stems from Vietnam
• Colors: Light Horn, Dark Horn, Honey Horn
• Assembled: Hanoi, Vietnam

Bangle Bracelets Care

Wipe with a dry, non-abrasive cloth. When not being worn, store the bangle bracelets in a cloth bag to avoid exposure to excessive moisture or sunlight.

About

This eco-conscious accessories brand based in the San Francisco Bay Area is defined by geometrical, yet minimalistic silhouettes each possessing its own exquisite patterns. Using ethically-sourced buffalo horns, and organic materials that have been discarded from deadstock and the food industry in Vietnam, every piece is intended by the designer to reconnect with her heritage by preserving over 400 years of Vietnamese craftmanship.