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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 protective huayruro seeds, shells, coconut wood, and forest seeds, this piece carries the living tradition of the Kuntanawa people. Huayruro seeds are traditionally regarded as symbols of protection and balance, often worn to guard against negative energy and support harmony.
Measuring 27 inches, the necklace may be worn as a single strand or doubled for layering. Resting close to the heart, it serves as a reminder of reverence for the forest and the relationship between earth, sky, and spirit.
Each necklace is entirely handmade and one of a kind, honoring the natural materials and ancestral craftsmanship of the Kuntanawa tradition.
Origin: Acre, Brazil
Length: 27 inches
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 protective huayruro seeds, shells, coconut wood, and forest seeds, this piece carries the living tradition of the Kuntanawa people. Huayruro seeds are traditionally regarded as symbols of protection and balance, often worn to guard against negative energy and support harmony.
Measuring 27 inches, the necklace may be worn as a single strand or doubled for layering. Resting close to the heart, it serves as a reminder of reverence for the forest and the relationship between earth, sky, and spirit.
Each necklace is entirely handmade and one of a kind, honoring the natural materials and ancestral craftsmanship of the Kuntanawa tradition.
Origin: Acre, Brazil
Length: 27 inches