ArtFire

Please read my shipping notes before ordering this unique handmade lariat.

The telescoping neck strap of this freeform and tubular peyote lariat measures 27" at its longest and 23" at its shortest. It is an explosion of bright orange, golden yellow, forest green and luscious lime. It incorporates antique orange chiffon seed beads, Japanese delicas, faceted chalcedony briolettes, citrine rondelles, fresh water pearls and faceted, fire polished Czech glass beads in several sizes and colors.

The focus of this lariat, a single, elaborately fringed tassel end, is a mix of all the beads listed above plus lime green coin pearls and extra large, faceted, honey colored, chalcedony briollettes. The tassel end measures 5.5" at its longest and 3.5" at its shortest.

In addition to personal checks and US Postal Money orders, I accept PayPal. Shipments paid for by check are held until the check clears the financial institution on which it is drawn.

I do not pad my shipping charges but do pass actual costs on to the buyer. ArtFire requires that I pick a number for shipping so I picked the least expensive, slow-boat-to-China rate offered by the United States Postal Service. Secondary shipping charges depend on what else you are purchasing. If you are purchasing more than one item at a time from my studio, please e-mail for shipping charges. If you wish to choose a shipping method other than the USPS to a US address, the cost is more. That said, U.S. or Canadian purchasers may choose the U.S. Postal System, UPS or Fed Ex. but please request a shipping quote before making a purchase.

International purchasers may only use U.S. Global Priority Mail. Costs for Global Priority shipments vary by destination and package weight. Please contact me for a shipping quote before making a purchase. I combine shipping costs automatically.

Insurance is optional but I accept no responsibility for damage to or loss of uninsured shipments.

I had an orange and lime green dress to wear to my son's wedding. I made a necklace for me to wear using these same beads. When I was done, there were left overs. This lariat is the way I used them up.

antique seed beads, Japanese delicas, chalcedony briollettes, Czech glass beads, fresh water pearls, SuperLon

In addition to making these magical pieces, I teach others how to do it in my favorite bead shop, A Better Bead & Crafts in Brevard, North Carolina. If you are in the neighborhood and want to learn to make free form peyote pieces, give the owner a call to set up a class. (929) 884-5920