Happiness Fish Buddhism Fish Ornament Handmade Recycled Paper (Pair) Sajad Classic Lisu textile patterns recall

Classic Lisu textile patterns recall the grandeur of Thailand's tribal artistry in a hand-sewn jewelry roll

Thailand's Kanjana uses traditional macrame techniques to turn waxed cord into delicate spring leaves in the form of dangle earrings

and has turned this motivation towards crafting

suede cord

Made in Indonesia

Happiness Fish Buddhism Fish Ornament Handmade Recycled Paper (Pair) Sajad Classic Lisu textile patterns recallSaid to bring happiness and freedom, fish are one of the eight sacred symbols of Buddha, inspiring this pair of ornaments from Thailand. Somyot Sawasdee crafts each ornament by hand by recycling paper with cement. Finished with green and gold paint, each fish hangs from a manila rope. materials: Recycled paper and cement on manila rope Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly Promotes recycling and reduces waste Each: 7 in. H x 2.