”Western Hemlock”
Made to the music of the birds, the company of the spiders, and the light of the sun next to the Hoh River in the Olympic Peninsula.
Named after one of the easiest trees to spot in the Pacific Northwest - with its feathery sprays that look like a tree out of a Dr. Seuss book. Western Hemlocks have many uses such as dyes, basket materials, a variety of tools, and even chewed on by hunters and travelers to curb appetite.
Made with various fiber threads, including Alpaca and Merino wool, on waxed linen cord using a sliding knot closure.
*This item only includes the single bracelet found in the first photo. Any other bracelets displayed along with it are either available in the shop or have already been sold.
SIZE
All Wanderlust Bracelets are adjustable with a sliding knot closure made to fit most adult wrists.
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