Tagua and Palmito Necklace Palazzo The paper used is called

The paper used is called Lokta paper and is made from the bark of the Daphe Cannabina shrub which grows in abundance in the Himalayas

The people of the area speak are predominately of indigenous descent and most speak the Mayan language of Mam

This pink Baja is always a favourite for festival goers – ensuring you stand out in the crowd

This large gift set contains a patterned singing bowl

Our most colourful 'Thai Dye' (get it

Tagua and Palmito Necklace Palazzo The paper used is calledThis stylish necklace has been made from both the tagua and the palmito seed. Each seed has been carved and naturally dyed with beautiful, rich colours. It matches beautifully with our tagua and palmito earrings. Otherwise known as vegetable ivory, the tagua seed grows on palm trees that are native to the tropical regions of South America. After the seeds naturally mature they fall to ground and are collected, and after 4 8 weeks they have hardened