Coal Donut Pendant Face paint The organization began its journey

The organization began its journey as an exporter of Guatemalan handicrafts in 1991 and after 19 years of hard work

it can be placed on your desk at home or in the office to cuddle with your pen

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The Shipibo women masterfully convert the ancient designs into symbols that function as channels connecting the ancient culture with the spirit world

This results in each finished piece

Coal Donut Pendant Face paint The organization began its journeyCoal, an unexciting derivative of carbon found deep in the earth, has been carefully hand carved and polished into this classic donut shaped pendant. Commonly used for fuel, this black sedimentary rock makes a unique piece to add to your jewelry collection or give as a gift to that special someone in your life. Handmade by young artisans from the Morca Coal Project in Colombia through an effort initiated by the Colombian government to discourage child