"The Woodland Whisper" - Sage Green Macrame & Natural Seed Bag Charm
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"The Woodland Whisper" - Sage Green Macrame & Natural Seed Bag Charm
Sale price
¥3,300
Regular price
¥4,900
Earn 9900 Seeds
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A breath of fresh forest air for your accessories. This handmade charm features calming sage green macrame, holding a collection of wooden treasures and real seeds.
📖 The Story: Secrets of the Canopy
If the brown charms are the earth, this one is the leaves. "The Woodland Whisper" captures the serenity of a walk through a green forest.
Hand-braided with soft cotton threads in shades of sage and beige, it brings a touch of nature's calm to your daily life. It dangles a curated mix of "forest finds"—a star-shaped coconut shell, a crescent moon, and smooth natural nuts—clinking gently together like leaves rustling in the wind.
✅ Key Features
- 🌿 Sage Green Macrame: The intricate hand-woven cord mixes fresh green and natural beige tones, perfect for the "Mori Girl" or "Cottagecore" aesthetic.
- ⭐ Star & Moon Details: Features a unique star-shaped button at the bottom and a green crescent piece adorned with a wooden flower button, adding a whimsical, magical touch.
- 🪵 Driftwood Accent: A small piece of natural wood or driftwood sits near the top, grounding the design in raw nature.
- 🌰 Real Seeds & Beads: Adorned with polished brown seeds (like chestnuts or beans) and wooden beads that feel smooth and warm to the touch.
- 👜 Perfect Bag Companion: The loop design attaches easily to tote bags, backpacks, or bucket bags, instantly softening the look of leather or canvas.
📝 Product Specifications
| Materials | Cotton Cord, Natural Seeds, Coconut Shell (Star), Wood |
| Length | Approx. 14-16 cm (Total hanging length) |
| Color Palette | Sage Green, Beige, Dark Brown, Natural Wood |
| Craftsmanship | Hand-Knotted Macrame Assembly |
| Style | Forestcore, Mori Style, Nature-inspired, Zen |
🎁 Perfect For
- Nature Lovers: A subtle way to carry a piece of the outdoors with you.
- White/Beige Bags: The green contrast looks stunning against light-colored fabrics.
- Relaxation Gift: The color green and natural textures are known to have a calming effect.
⚠️ Important Nature Note
Please Read Before Buying:
- Unique Seeds: We use real fallen seeds and nuts. No two are exactly the same shape or shade of brown.
- Handmade Charm: The macrame knots are tied by hand, so slight variations in length and tightness are part of its handcrafted beauty.
Grounding
Pause for a moment. Take a deep breath. You don’t need to hike a thousand miles to find peace; you just need to listen. Let the raw, unpolished sound of the rainforest wash over you, grounding your spirit like an ancient tree taking root in the earth.
Raw Sounds from the Rainforest
Put on your headphones. This is the sound of the entada seeds, gathered from the deep rainforest floor. No tuning, no processing—just the raw resonance of the earth itself.
Gathered, Never Felled.
Our studio follows a strict rule: We do not cut living plants for our crafts. Every seed, vine, and piece of drift-wood is sustainably foraged from the rainforest floor after it has completed its natural lifecycle.
Because we rely on what the forest drops, our supply is seasonal and unpredictable. Each piece you own is a limited edition, curated by the wind and collected by human hands.
Own the Only One in Existence
Nature doesn't use molds. The seed chime you receive will vary slightly in shape, curve, and tone from the photos—because it is truly one-of-a-kind.
Once this batch from the rainy season harvest is gone, we cannot 'restock' until the forest provides again. Don't let this unique piece of the rainforest go to someone else.
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