Tagua bracelets and earings. Handcrafted and made in many colors.
Ecuadorian indigenous craftspeople handcraft items made in family and community workshops. The purpose of this site is to inform about my product and to inform people who are interested in learning about it and maybe booking or hosting a jewelry party to be able to buy this product.
Tagua
Tagua nut is a dried seedpod from an Amazonian palm tree that grows in the tropical rainforests of South America.
Tagua nuts have a natural brown skin, and creamy white appearance. Some people know tagua as " vegetable ivory".
The colors are obtained by using natural dyes extracted from flowers, fuits, roots, leaves and seeds. Tagua is totally natural and no animals or trees are destroyed in harvesting this renewable resource. Tagua nuts fall from the Tagua Palm tree to the ground. Year after year the Tagua palm tree will continue producing nuts.
Tagua nuts have a natural brown skin, and creamy white appearance. Some people know tagua as " vegetable ivory".
The colors are obtained by using natural dyes extracted from flowers, fuits, roots, leaves and seeds. Tagua is totally natural and no animals or trees are destroyed in harvesting this renewable resource. Tagua nuts fall from the Tagua Palm tree to the ground. Year after year the Tagua palm tree will continue producing nuts.
Scarves made out of Alpaca wool with tagua tie.
