Recycled Plastic Beaded Waterfall Necklace from Ghana, "Humble Heshibaa"
Recycled plastic beads of mustard and black make a statement for ecological preservation in this necklace from Ghana. Using brass, Ghanaian artisan Esther Narh creates this necklace, elaborating it with a beaded waterfall pendant at the front. It is named heshibaa, meaning "humility" in the Ga language.
- 50 grams
- 0.1 lbs
- 49 cm L
- 19.25" L
- 1 mm W
- 1 mm W
- Pendant(s): 5 cm L x 13 cm W
- Pendant(s): 2" L x 5" W
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11/03/2019
"Vibrant Color"





Sorry, the bag was shipped folded and the crease just wont come out. Also in the inner bottom side, theres some kind of foreign residue that is clearly visible. The color is beautiful but the flap closure needs a new design. The flap gets stuck with the straps upon opening. I would redesign the front opposite of what it is. Have the opening dip down between the straps so there isnt any interference.
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Verified Reviewer
04/24/2019
"Beautifully crafted"





Love the color and pattern and the workmanship is excellent!
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Verified Reviewer
09/28/2017
"Birthday present"





Perfect quality Just beautiful
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Count Your Blessings, Sese Wood and Recycled Plastic Beaded Necklace from Ghana
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- Occasion: birthday
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