Blue Morning Thai Ethnic Style Beaded Necklace with Lapis Lazuli Citra A hole in the bottom

A hole in the bottom allows for draining

Dry on low heat

The title Buruwa is a female name used by the Akan people of Ghana and the Ivory Coast

which brought water to the ancient village of Pucara by piercing the side of a mountain with its horn

each one exemplifying the Indian art of block printing by hand

Blue Morning Thai Ethnic Style Beaded Necklace with Lapis Lazuli Citra A hole in the bottomSimply delightful, this necklace is by Thai artisan Somluck Komolmith. She crafts the beaded necklace by hand, balancing the intense blue glow of lapis lazuli with the lighter turquoise shade of dyed calcite. materials: Lapis lazuli and dyed calcite with sterling silver clasp and extender Spring ring clasp High polish finish 16. 25 in. L; 3 mm W; Extender: 2. 8 in. L; Pendant(s): 1 in. L x 3 in. W