These vibrant and colorful wool blend bracelets, known as "Watana" or "Senkapas," are handwoven and beaded by the Q'ero people of the Andean region of Cusco, Peru. Each features tiny white beads called "pini," which symbolize the stars. Made from a soft wool blend, they are designed for versatility—with no clasp, the ends are simply tied for an adjustable fit. They can be wrapped multiple times to create a layered look and are traditionally worn as bracelets, anklets, or used as decorative accents on clothing, hats, and other accessories. Wrap and tuck these around the card and display them in a bowl, card stand or hang on a display. • Size: length approx range 30" x 34", width" .25 at the widest • Materials: wool mix, resin beads • Variation: you will receive a mix of color combinations • Packaging: 6 per bag with story cards