Layered Chakana Wood Pendant Necklace Cameroon When they aren't flying around

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Layered Chakana Wood Pendant Necklace Cameroon When they aren't flying aroundCentering a length of cotton cord, the chakana, or 'Inca cross' forms the pendant of this necklace. Peruvian duo Antuane and Santos design this necklace, handcrafted of reclaimed pumaquiro wood to display its beautiful grain. The cross is centered by a circle of light brown guayacan wood. Pumaquiro & guayacan wood, cotton cord, aluminum clasp S hook or hook clasp Avoid contact with water Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly Eco