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Namib Delicate Bracelet

Regular price $60.00
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Description

Namib Delicate is warm, soft, and sun-kissed — inspired by desert landscapes and natural textures.

Its earthy palette brings a gentle warmth that feels both grounded and elegant.

With its elastic construction, it offers a seamless, comfortable fit for everyday wear.

Each bead is handcrafted and painted by Kazuri artisans, creating a one-of-a-kind piece.

Why you’ll love it:

  • Warm, desert-inspired tones
  • Comfortable and easy to wear
  • Adds subtle warmth to your style
Shipping
  • Ships from our US warehouse within 48 hours except on weekends and public holidays.
  • Express delivery: 1–2 business days after dispatch.
  • Free US ground shipping on orders over $100.
  • Free returns—see our Return Policy for eligibility.
  • No customs fees on US orders. 
Care & Love

These pieces are crafted from durable ceramic and high-quality glazes, designed to last a lifetime with the right care. Remove before sleeping, showering, or exercising. Avoid salt water, perfumes, and lotions. Avoid dropping on hard surfaces to maintain quality.

Materials & Craft

Hand-shaped ceramic beads, individually painted and kiln-fired for strength and durability. Each piece is finished with a long-lasting gold finish designed for everyday wear.

No two pieces are alike. Yours will be uniquely yours.

Free ground shipping on orders over $100


Namib Delicate Bracelet

$60.00

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Creating an impact

Crafted in Nairobi in a workshop built on long-term employment, fair wages, healthcare, and profit-sharing.