Hello everybody! We have received many inquiries by email asking about the giveaway of  beads jewelry supplies, but it wasn’t until yesterday that we have finally received our 1st participant!! It is very exciting

Toquilla straw hat, also known as Panama Hat, have become very popular among young people and adults.  If you have a Panama hat and you do not know how to combine it or you want to buy one, but you do not know which one is the right one, you have arrived at the right place. 

Good Morning my Dear Readers, Starting today we are going to share the profile of the artists that are working with ecofriendly beads, mainly tagua and coconut beads.

This space is dedicated to all our customers who want to share their art with our community. The following text was written by Sara Maruri, and it has been translated automatically. 

This is the 3rd design that has come in to participate in our Jewerly Making Contest and win our packages of Tagua Beads. I am posting the artwoks as they come in, trying to be fair to all the contestants.

Since the first of October the straw hat has been exhibited in the MoMa (Museum of Modern Art in New York) museum. This is erroneously known as Panama Hat. Its true origin is from Ecuador. 

4th design that has come in to participate in our March’s Jewerly Making Contest and win our packages of Tagua Beads.

The trade promotion entity Pro Ecuador, in collaboration with the Hong Kong firm Yee Fung Hong, is carrying out an intensive promotion activity this year in Tagua, a subtropical tree nut that has been nicknamed "vegetable ivory" for its whiteness and hardness.

We are starting to accept the artworks to participate in our April bead giveaway.

The Montecristi hat is mistakenly known as Panama Hat. The hat is woven by Ecuadorian hands. Montecristi is the attractive center of these handmade hats. Weavers take between 1 to 6 months to weave a hat.