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Everwood Original

Cascade Roughcut Brown Zebrawood Beaded Bracelet

Cascade Roughcut Brown Zebrawood Beaded Bracelet

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Zebrawood beads are striped, and the Cascade Roughcut bracelet from Everwood Original leaves the grain showing instead of polishing it away. Each 8 mm bead carries bands of pale and dark brown that wrap the sphere, so the loop looks like a row of small striped balls rather than as a single color. Each bead is 8 mm, about 0.31 inch, strung on black elastic stretch cord with a stainless steel accent bead.

  • Stripes on a sphere. Zebrawood's bands curve around each bead, so the pattern changes as the bracelet turns on the wrist.
  • Left rough by design. The Roughcut name means the grain is left visible and the surface unpolished, so the wood reads as wood.
  • Pattern with no color. Brown on brown gives the wrist a marked strand inside a neutral palette.

Zebrawood Bands Around Each Bead

A wood bead bracelet in zebrawood is the one to choose for pattern, because the stripes are the wood itself and not a finish. Each bead is turned from wood whose pale and dark bands alternate, and on a sphere those bands become curves that wrap the bead. Turn the strand and the curves shift; no two beads sit at the same angle to their stripes, so the loop never reads the same way twice.

Why Roughcut Is Left Unpolished

Polishing would soften the stripes, so this strand is left with its grain on the surface. The beads feel like wood under the finger, with a faint texture where the grain runs, and they take light softly rather than flashing. That is the difference between a bead that shows off a species and one that shows off a finish, and zebrawood has a species worth showing.

Striped Beads Beside Plain Things

A striped strand wants plain company. Beside a plain leather watch strap it is the pattern; beside a checked shirt it is a second pattern and the arm gets busy. It comes in three sizes, S/M for a 6 to 7 inch wrist, M/L for 7 to 8 and L/XL for 8 to 9, and Everwood advises the larger size when your wrist sits on a boundary. The steel accent bead sits inside the stripes as the one plain element on the strand, and it reads as a small break in the pattern wherever it lands.

Beaded Bracelet in Two Browns

A beaded bracelet built from two browns is a patterned piece that still counts as neutral, and that is why zebrawood works with the whole warm half of a wardrobe. Tan, olive, cream and denim all sit with it; only another stripe competes. The unpolished surface takes skin oil a little faster than a sealed bead, so a dry cloth once a week keeps the pale bands pale and the contrast sharp.

Roughcut Zebrawood Bead by Bead

Why are the stripes different on every bead? Because each sphere is turned from a different spot in the striped wood, and the bands wrap it at whatever angle that spot gives. The strand shows the range.

Does the unpolished surface wear rough? No. It has a faint grain texture rather than a rough one, and it stays that way with a dry cloth. Handling softens it slightly over months.

Can a striped strand go with a patterned shirt? It can, but it competes. The strand looks best beside plain fabric and a plain strap, where it is the only pattern on the arm.

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