Red, deals Black & Brown Recycled Magazine Tube Shaped Paper Bead Boho Memory Wire Bangle Bracelet

$63.84
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Red, deals Black & Brown Recycled Magazine Tube Shaped Paper Bead Boho Memory Wire Bangle Bracelet, A splash of wine black and brown paperbead made from magazine pagesThis bracelet was constructed by.
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Product code: Red, deals Black & Brown Recycled Magazine Tube Shaped Paper Bead Boho Memory Wire Bangle Bracelet

A splash of wine, black and brown paperbead made from magazine pages.

This bracelet was constructed by assembling together snippets of patterns found in magazines images. The patterns are simple but create a striking piece of wearable artwork as the patterns repeat in their arrangement. It's the perfect gift for art and earth lovers.


- has an adjustable clasp to fit any size

- made with vivid deals eye-catching colors

- sealed with 3 layers of matte finish for added durability


Each strip of magazine by hand and wound it into tight tube shapes to create the repetition in shape needed for the bangle bracelet. The beads were then strung on memory wire to give your bracelet its shape. Unlike mass produced jewelry you may find in one of the many large franchise stores—it's not possible for Robin to create identical pieces of jewelry. The bracelet you'll be wearing will be truly one-of-a-kind with it's own color patterns taken from recycled magazine pages.


Not a single magazine used to construct the bracelet was purchased by the artist. Magazines are sourced through the Freecycle network from individuals wanting to get rid of their collection. Thus, the magazines are potentially saved from ending up in a landfill.


We recycle magazines, newspapers, comic books and old books to make our paper beads and other upcycled gift items. Paper beads have a long history and were made by artists as early Victorian England in the 1800s. Egyptians also made beads from paper's predecessor — papyrus.

Little Tree looks at trash as a natural resource. Our artists are presented with the challenge of making something useful and beautiful from waste instead of letting it be lost forever in landfills.

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