Mardi Gras Cajun & Louisiana Beads: Mardi Gras

As seen on street corners throughout the French Quarter in New Olreans, tile markers inlaid in the concrete sidewalks indicate the cross streets. Just in case you are unable to see the street signs, you may rely on these street tiles that date back to the 1870's.

• 12mm round beads on a 33" long necklace
• 5 white tiles with slate blue detailing
• NOLA with a fleur de lis
• Crescent City features street tiles from 1870's

This mask is made to look like a float with the purple, green, and gold skirt hanging down, Mardi Gras written on the front, and a traditional lamp from the French Quarter attached to the top! It will make you feel like you are in New Orleans every time you wear it.

• 12mm round beads on a 33" long necklace
• Medallion is 2.5" wide and 2" tall
• Mardi Gras mask with skirt and French Quarter lamp
• Metallic gold beads

This happy pirate alligator is super excited about the booty in his barrel. The happy alligator is wearing boots, a vest, a pirate hat and eye patch.  He's holding a string of gold beads and sitting atop a barrel of treasure.  The barrel is decorated with a Jolly Roger (Skull & Crossbones).

• 33" strand of 12mm metallic green beads
• 3.25" tall and 2.5" wide medallion
• Hand-painted polyresin medallion
• Medallion is flat on back