These fringe earrings are handmade by artisans of the Wai Wai people, an Indigenous community from northern Brazil. Featuring rows of recycled glass seed bead (miçanga) work in a bold white and black geometric pattern with a flowing beaded fringe, each pair measures approximately 5.5 inches long.
With its bold pattern and graceful movement, the earrings offer a striking statement look that pairs beautifully with both everyday and special-occasion outfits.
Because each pair is handcrafted from small beads strung by hand, slight variations in pattern and spacing are part of the uniqueness of every piece.
How to Style
These earrings shine as the focal point of an outfit, so keep the rest simple and let them do the talking. A few ideas:
Pair with a solid-color top or dress in black, white, cream, or denim to let the white and black pattern pop
Wear with an updo or hair pulled back so the full length is visible
Dress up a boho or festival look with flowing fabrics and natural textures
Balance the statement earrings with minimal or no necklace
Great for warm-weather outfits, summer events, or evening looks that call for a bit of drama
Materials
Recycled glass seed beads (miçangas)
Fishhook earwires
Details
Handmade by the Wai Wai people, an Indigenous community from northern Brazil
Length: approximately 5.5 inches
Bold white and black geometric pattern with beaded fringe
