Handmade Mint and Brown Kumihimo Bracelet

This item is a handmade bracelet, approximately 7.5 inches long, constructed using a Kumihimo braiding technique. The primary materials appear to be textile fibers, likely cotton or a cotton blend, woven together. The color palette features a dominant light hue, described as 'Mint' in the context, which presents as an off-white or very pale cream in the provided image under the current lighting. Interspersed with this lighter color are brown threads, forming a distinct, repeating pattern along the length of the braid. The braid itself is round or slightly oval in cross-section, tightly woven and consistent in its diameter. Both ends of the bracelet terminate in unbraided, frayed sections, indicating a simple finish that might be intended for tying or for integration with a clasp that is not currently present. No visible clasps or closures are attached. The craftsmanship appears to be uniform, suggesting a consistent tension was maintained during the braiding process. There are no obvious wear marks, damage, or repairs visible in the image. Given the 'handmade' designation and the visible braiding technique, it likely dates to a contemporary period. The design aesthetic is simple and folksy, typical of craft market or casual jewelry.