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Part of the Kuntanawa Ceremonial Collection, this necklace is handcrafted by artisans of the Kuntanawa Nation in Acre, Brazil using traditional techniques and sustainably gathered materials.
Crafted with multiple sacred huayruro seeds, bamboo, shells, and coconut wood, this piece reflects the living artistry of the Kuntanawa people - often known as the Coconut People. In their cosmology, coconut carries celestial meaning, symbolizing the stars, the ancestral sky, and the connection between forest and cosmos.
Each necklace is entirely handmade and one of a kind, honoring the natural materials and ancestral traditions that guide Kuntanawa craftsmanship.
Worn as an adornment, it represents the relationship between earth, lineage, and the celestial patterns that continue to guide the Kuntanawa path.
Origin: Acre, Brazil
Part of the Kuntanawa Ceremonial Collection, this necklace is handcrafted by artisans of the Kuntanawa Nation in Acre, Brazil using traditional techniques and sustainably gathered materials.
Crafted with multiple sacred huayruro seeds, bamboo, shells, and coconut wood, this piece reflects the living artistry of the Kuntanawa people - often known as the Coconut People. In their cosmology, coconut carries celestial meaning, symbolizing the stars, the ancestral sky, and the connection between forest and cosmos.
Each necklace is entirely handmade and one of a kind, honoring the natural materials and ancestral traditions that guide Kuntanawa craftsmanship.
Worn as an adornment, it represents the relationship between earth, lineage, and the celestial patterns that continue to guide the Kuntanawa path.
Origin: Acre, Brazil