Pogsada Recycled Plastic Beaded Necklace from Africa The Women of Maya Traditions Mexico's Maya Artisans of the

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Jose Arriola in Guatemala creates this delightful assortment of six festive cat ornaments

Sterling silver & labradorite

when sunlight is absent

Pogsada Recycled Plastic Beaded Necklace from Africa The Women of Maya Traditions Mexico's Maya Artisans of theThe art and customs of the Mossi people inspire the design of this splendid necklace. 'A beautiful necklace for the young at heart,' confides Ila Suleyman, who calls his design 'Pogsada', the Mossi term for young woman. From Burkina Faso, the Mossi are predominantly millet and cattle farmers who use cow hide and other natural materials to create various items including jewelry and accessories. Suleyman crafts the necklace by hand with a cow bone