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You’ll love it because: This whimsical necklace takes style pointers from the Tai Lue who adorn their garments with Job’s Tear seeds and colourful pom poms.
$4.92
The Tai Lue often decorate their traditional clothing with coloured pom poms, or cotton balls, and Job’s Tears seeds, a plant that grows easily in the Lao countryside. We’ve adapted this use to create playful necklaces that can be worn by anyone of any age or to be used as a decorative piece in your home.
Working through the Village Weavers Project, Tai Lue artisans in central and northern Laos string Job’s Tears beads and make colourful pompoms. Have a creative way to wear or use this piece? Let us know!
| Weight | N/A |
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| Color | Black, Blue, Cream, Red, White |
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