Nadamlada 10 Martenitsa Bracelets. Set of 10 Natural Wool Bulgarian Baba Marta Hand Armband.

This set of 10 Martenitsa Bracelets, known as Bulgarian Red and White Bracelets, are worn for good luck and are associated with the beginning of spring and the celebration of Baba Marta day, which is on March 1st. We have handmade this set of 10 bracelets using natural, eco-friendly materials: red and white twisted wool and wooden beads. No plastic, no synthetic materials have been used. When choosing your Martenitsa armbands as gifts, consider the connection to nature.

These rope bracelets are not just associated with Bulgaria, but are also worn in Greece, Moldova, and Romania. Other common names for the martenitsas are martenichki, martis, martisoare, and martisor.

The listed price is for a pack of 10 Martenitsa Bracelets. These Bulgarian Red and White Bracelets can be worn by men, women, and children, as they are one size that fits everyone.

The handmade Baba Marta Hand Bracelets are made from natural wool yarn, in red and white (a bit creamy), and feature 3 wood beads. The diameter of the twisted wool rope is 4 mm (3/16 inches), the length of the martenitsa armband is 31 cm (12 3/16 inches), the big wooden bead is 10 mm (3/8 inches) to 5 mm (3/16 inches), and the 2 mini wooden beads are 6 mm (1/4 inches) to 3 mm (1/8 inches).

Wearing Martenitsa bracelets is a symbol of the transition from winter to spring, representing renewal and a new beginning. By wearing these bracelets, you will be connected to Bulgarian and Greek traditions. According to tradition, wearing Martenitsa bracelets is believed to bring good luck, health, and protection to the wearer. Exchanging Martenitsa bracelets with family members, friends, and loved ones is a cherished tradition that fosters bonds and strengthens relationships, serving as a gesture of friendship and love.

Each Martenitsa bracelet is handcrafted by Nadamlada using natural wool and natural wooden beads, which are biodegradable materials with a lower environmental impact compared to synthetic alternatives. These are the materials that our grandmothers used in the past, following the tradition.

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