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Multicolor Bead Triple-Strand Drape Necklace
  • Multicolor Bead Triple-Strand Drape Necklace
  • Multicolor Bead Triple-Strand Drape Necklace
  • Multicolor Bead Triple-Strand Drape Necklace
  • Multicolor Bead Triple-Strand Drape Necklace
Multicolor Bead Triple-Strand Drape Necklace

Multicolor Bead Triple-Strand Drape Necklace

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Three strands of small round beads build a wall of color — turquoise beside magenta, ochre beside teal, small flashes of black — layered into a drape linked by fine gold-tone chain.

  • Material: Recycled textile-wrapped wood beads
  • Stones: Tiger's eye, green onyx, hematite, sodalite, carnelian, howlite
  • Color: Multicolor
  • Length: 19 in with 3 in extender
  • Origin: India
  • Metal: Lead- and nickel-free alloy

The strands sit close to the collarbone, shortest against longest for depth without weight. Soft textile plays against faceted stone — matte beside glassy, warm beside cool. A composition that reads differently every time you look at it.
Details
  • Triple-strand layered design
  • Hand-wrapped textile beads
  • Mixed gemstone accents
  • 3 in extender

Each bead is wrapped from a different scrap of recycled fabric and strung alongside natural stones, so the exact mix of colors and stones will vary from the piece pictured.

The Story

Kantha is a running-stitch textile tradition from the Bengal region of India and Bangladesh, historically used to layer worn cotton saris and dhotis into new quilts and wraps. Here the technique moves in miniature: strips of Kantha cloth are wound tightly around small wood beads and secured so each bead holds its shape and color.

No two beads pull from the same scrap of fabric, so no two read alike. That variation is the visible record of the technique — it is what makes the strands read as densely patterned rather than uniform.

Pairing the textile beads with mixed gemstones — tiger's eye, green onyx, hematite, sodalite, carnelian and howlite — is a common approach in Indian beadwork, where cloth, stone and metal combine freely to build color and texture into a single layered piece.

Craft & Care
  • Technique: Kantha textile wrapping

Keep away from water, perfume and direct sunlight. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after each wear.

Questions

How long is the necklace?

19 in with a 3 in extender, so it can be worn slightly looser or closer to the neckline.

Is this necklace hypoallergenic?

The metal components are a lead- and nickel-free alloy, a good option for sensitive skin.

Will mine look exactly like the one in the photo?

Not exactly. Because the textile and gemstone beads are hand-wrapped from repurposed materials, each necklace carries its own mix of colors and stones.

What is Kantha?

Kantha is a running-stitch textile tradition from the Bengal region of India and Bangladesh, traditionally used to turn worn cotton saris into quilted textiles. Here, scraps are wrapped around individual wood beads.

How should I store and care for it?

Store it flat or hanging, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wearing to keep the textile and stones looking their best.

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