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Warrior Wrapped Rope Bracelet

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$95.00
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$95.00
Olive & Camel

Wear it as a reminder of everything you're capable of. The Warrior Wrap Bracelet is an adjustable, handcrafted piece that wraps your wrist in color and intention. Made from braided rope embellished with wax cotton thread, and finished with brass adjustable caps, it's the kind of piece that stacks beautifully or stands alone. A rare Cape Town artisan find, available at Petite Protea.

Inner circumference: 6.5-10.5in

Rope Diameter: 1 cm

Handmade in South Africa. Individually handcrafted, every piece reflects the artisan’s touch. Variations are not flaws—they’re part of what makes each creation uniquely yours.

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