Basket Weave Hat Studs
Elevate your style and support female artisans in Rwanda with our Basket Weave Hat Studs! Handcrafted from locally-sourced sisal grass, these unique studs add a touch of traditional Rwandan craftsmanship to any outfit. Plus, your purchase directly supports women-owned businesses. Feel good about your fashion choices and make a social impact with these artisanal studs.
Stylist Tip: Fabulous and lightweight earrings for any occasion! Especially one that isn't shy of color.
Care Instructions: Keep in cloth bag when not in use. Lightly brush with a damp cloth when needed. Do not submerge in water.
Due to the material and handmade nature of this item, some variation may occur
Handcrafted in Rwanda
Sisal, Fiber
Measurements:
2" Drop
Color
- Blue
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