$16.00
Calm. Surrender. Trust.
A gentle sea creature, the manatee takes life at a slow pace and notices the smaller details along the way. Slow down, trust the path you're on, and enjoy the process as you navigate the waters of your daily life.
In a village at the edge of a jungle in Bali, each bracelet is hand carved from all-natural materials 
and woven into an adjustable nylon thread band.
Maximum length: 8 inches for tassel style and 7.5 inches for button style.
Maximum length: 7.5 inches for button style.
As each symbol is made from natural materials, the color will slightly adjust over the first few months of wear as it takes on elements that are a part of your life journey. Salt water, perfumes, and natural oils will give each bracelet its own look that is uniquely yours.
Manatees are my favorite animal so when I came across this bracelet, I had to have it. The craftsmanship and quality are amazing. I have started shopping for more bracelets from Wanderer for myself and my family.
This bracelet recalls our first manatee sighting. Lover’s Key
The look on Our G-Daughters face was priceless. This was a part of her gift of adopting a Manatee from Explore.org. A great gift supporting a great cause.
We studied Manatees and Dugongs at our Pathfinder group (scout like club). I decided I wanted to get something to remember the study and contribute to their preservation, so here I am. Very lovely bracelet.
The craftsmanship is breathtaking. I'm so in love with it. I dont even take it off.
Handmade by artisans in Bali using sustainable materials
Bone: Balinese communities live very close to nature and make effort not to let anything go to waste- so these materials are collected and brought to villages who specialize in using them to create art, tools, and jewelry as they have for generations.
Wood: Our wood beads are made from locally sourced species including Kempas, Merbau, Jackfruit, Guava, and Crocodile woods.
Horn: Our horn beads are made using reclaimed domestic water buffalo horn. In Indonesia, water buffalo, or “banteng”, live on small family farms where they are highly valued and cared for and families rely on them to plow rice terraces and fertilize crops.
