Maya Beaded Earrings
The Tz‘utujil are one of the smallest of the ethnic subgroups that make up Maya culture. Living in the Lago de Atitlan region of Guatemala, they raise coffee and maize in addition to welcoming tourists who are drawn by Tz‘utujil painting, weaving, and beadwork. The beaded medallions in this colorful jewelry are handcrafted by Tz‘utujil artisans using glass seed beads and Czech fire-polished glass crystals.
2"L.
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Pros
- Beautiful
- Good Length
- Good Quality
- Stylish
- Unique
- Versatile
Cons
- They Bend When Worn So T
Best Uses
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Comments about Maya Beaded Earrings:
They are pretty, but I won't use them as earrings. I'll have to think of something else to do with them
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Beautiful
- Good Quality
- Stylish
- Unique
- Versatile
Cons
Best Uses
- Everyday
- Formal Occasions
- Night Out
- Office
- Travel
Comments about Maya Beaded Earrings:
The earrings are absolutely beautiful. Wore them to work with a lt. green outfit and everyone noticed the jewelry immediately. I love the earrings design and colors; matches most outfits in my closet. My only compliant is that they are a little long and the tip bends slightly. I constantly straighten them.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- GOES WITH EVERYTHING
Cons
- none
Best Uses
Comments about Maya Beaded Earrings:
Very delicate bead work, yet sturdy enough for every day use. An exceptional buy!
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