Handcrafted by the Krahô (Mëhĩ) people of central Brazil, the Seed Necklace derives from the traditional Cinto de Cutia (Cutia belt). Originally worn by Krahô runners during sacred log racing events (corrida de tora), this piece is strung with native forest seeds and natural plant fibers, embodying ancestral endurance, strength, and ritual heritage.
Use and Form
Reimagined as a wearable adornment or textural wall accent, the necklace showcases the rich organic variation of native seed craft. Subtle differences in seed shade, shape, scale, and fiber threading are inherent to the handmade process, ensuring each piece holds its own unique presence.
