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Huayruro
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Why we carry this
Hailing from the misty highlands of South America, the huayruro plant produces these strikingly crimson seeds that the Incas apparently couldn't resist wearing around their necks. Who can blame them? There's something about a seed that's been doing the happiness-charm thing for centuries that makes you want to keep one close. We've preserved these botanical treasures in acrylic resin, pairing them with actual dried plant material—because if you're going to carry around ancient Incan optimism, you might as well do it authentically.
— partoo
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