Miyuki Boho Beaded Bracelet – Turquoise & Amber Geometric Pattern Peyote Stitch

Source unknown Wide Miyuki style seed bead bracelet Features turquoise, amber, and black tint glass beads. Approx width 1 1/4” Approx length 7 1/2” Peyote stitch is a type of off-loom bead weaving technique used to create intricate patterns with small seed beads. The name "peyote stitch" comes from its historical use by members of the Native American Church for decorating ceremonial objects. The stitch is also called the "gourd stitch" because it was used to decorate gourds. The technique has been found in beadwork dating back to Ancient Egypt and has been used by Native Americans for centuries. This bracelet features a geometric chevron pattern created with the peyote stitch. Preloved items have been loved and used, because items are older they may have wear due to age, use and storage. Any obvious flaws will be mentioned or will be visible in pictures. Please inspect and enlarge pictures to assess condition for yourself. These preloved items are sold as is. Pictures are not altered or colors adjusted. Because of technical reasons, colors might appear different on your screen than in person.