Simple thin cuff bracelet made from solid brass:
Hand cut and formed
Available in a smooth lightly polished or hammered/textured finish
Slightly flexible (can squeeze in or out to make smaller/larger)
Perfect to wear on its own for a minimal look or stacked
Sizes:
x-small: approximately 5 1/4” (best for adults with small wrists and kids)
small: approximately 5 1/2”
medium: approximately 5 3/4” (fits most)
large: approximately 6”
Finishes:
Smooth: lightly polished smooth natural finish
Hammered: lightly hammered/textured finish (each bracelet is hammered by hand so the textured finish varies slightly, making each unique)
Each bracelet has about 1" of space to make it easy to take on/off and adjust to a slightly smaller/larger size
Founded in New York, and fabricated in both NYC and LA, Mana Made is a jewelry brand created by designer and metal smith, Amanda “Mana “ Paulsen. The jewelry is sustainably made, utilizing recycled metals and small-batch production processes. Each piece is handcrafted and unique, reflecting Mana’s love of simplicity, as well as her coastal roots, having grown up on Long Island’s East End, which fostered her innate connection to nature, the sand, and the sea.
THE DESIGNER
Native New Yorker, Amanda ‘Mana’ Paulsen began making jewelry during her time living in Southern California. Amidst the palm tree lined coast and sun filled days a passion project was born. Fast forward a decade, she found herself back in NYC working in the business side or the arts mostly for museums and a few local arts nonprofits. Inspired by both the works of artists and artists themselves encountered in artist residency programs, she set out on her own creative path to explore the art of metalsmithing and design. After apprenticing under experts in the jewelry field at several NYC based community metal arts studios, the first collection was made. And soon to follow was the brand ‘Mana Made’, which is now produced in both NYC and LA.
Mana lives in NYC and travels back to southern CA frequently to work with her production partner in DTLA and participates in several west coast shows each year. Read more in this recent NYTimes feature.