View allAll Photos Tagged bangle
The ubiquitous shop children, guilting you shyly into purchases. I really like this kid's look and how the color of his shirt fit in with the rest of the wares within the bangle shop but he was too shy for me to take a proper portrait.
When he got involved watching the heat of the bargaining between Jim and the shopkeep I snapped this no-look shot off my hip. I really like the way it turned out, if nothing but for the natural quality of his posture and how he fits in his environment.
a wrapped bangle I made as a sample for a riveted bangle class I'll be offering at the Studio at Rush Creek this October. These bracelets can be left plain or, like I did, add charms to personalize and make a statement.
Gorgeous new packaging for the official copper 46664 Bangle bracelet! The bangles and packaging are handcrafted in South Africa to raise funds for Nelson Mandela Foundation 46664 campaign, create employment, and increase awareness about global social issues
Third in a series of adjustable copper bangles. The first two went in the local art gallery-this one is going on etsy. :)
This is one ice quality jade jewelry.Pure lustur increase its great value.more by visit jade jewelry to learn some other good item
Hybridized by Miller, released in 1993
Miniature Tall Bearded (MTB)
Winner of the Williamson-White Medal in 2001
Growing in my back yard, Broadmoor Neighborhood, Little Rock, Arkansas
I have discovered I like wearing bangle bracelets. They swing! And, this bangle let me use some of my huge stash of glass leaves!
Sipho Mashego "The Bangle symbolizes the struggle that both Black and White sacrificed so much so that we all live together in harmony in a united, democratic, non-racial and non-sexist South Africa."
See heartwarming letters from the 46664 Bangle team at thebangle.com/blog/?p=517
Miss International 2013 Ms Rizinni Alexis Gomez & Miss Cebu City Tourism 2013 Ms Namrata Neesha Murjani
Glass bangles on display at a village fair in Bengal, India. "Poush Mela" (Fair held in the winter month of Poush) is a popular annual event in the semi-rural university town of Santiniketan.
No one ever has the full tongue-in-cheek bit, so here it is! One bangle has the original quote; another bangle has the "stupid lamb!" retort repeating all around and yet a 3rd bangle has the "sick, masochistic lion" response"
It's common ritual for married women to buy bangles at Jaatra. A happy husband helping his wife to buy right bangles.
A unique wood bangle bracelet, made by boiling a thin strip of maple in coffee and bending it around a form. The bracelet is tapered as it spirals outward, which gives it an interesting shape and bold shadow lines. Finished with walnut oil. The spiral can be loosened to fit all sizes.
Miss International 2013 Ms Rizinni Alexis Gomez & Miss Cebu City Tourism 2013 Ms Namrata Neesha Murjani