Where Do Capiz Shells Come From? Unraveling the Secrets of Nature's Da -  Alternatives Global Marketplace

Where Do Capiz Shells Come From? Unraveling the Secrets of Nature's Da - Alternatives Global Marketplace

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At Alternatives Global Marketplace, our Capiz Shell Chimes collection stands out as one of our best-selling offerings. From vibrant capiz shell strands to an array of colors and shapes in capiz shell chimes, and even magnificent large shell chandeliers, each piece is handcrafted by our esteemed fair trade artisan partners in Bali, Indonesia. Join us as we explore the origins of capiz shells and delve into the skillful craftsmanship and sustainable practices of Bali's local artisans. The Jingle Oyster Artisans use the shells from the jingle oyster to create the translucent shells. The jingle oyster, scientifically known as Placuna placenta, is a marine bivalve mollusk that plays a significant role in the production of capiz shells. These fascinating creatures belong to the family Placunidae and have a round or oval shape, reaching sizes of up to 15 centimeters (6 inches)
At Alternatives Global Marketplace, our Capiz Shell Chimes collection stands out as one of our best-selling offerings. From vibrant capiz shell strands to an array of colors and shapes in capiz shell chimes, and even magnificent large shell chandeliers, each piece is handcrafted by our esteemed fair trade artisan partners in Bali, Indonesia. Join us as we explore the origins of capiz shells and delve into the skillful craftsmanship and sustainable practices of Bali's local artisans. The Jingle Oyster Artisans

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