Photo shows a distinctive pink-and-purple beaded bracelet with letter cubes
A Reddit user posted a photo asking for help finding the person who gave them a kandi bracelet during Alok’s Sunday set at Kinetic Field. The two talked for hours but never swapped contact info — now the recipient is trying the festival community to reconnect.
The bracelet is built from white letter cubes and pink/purple accent beads. The letter beads read: STFUATTDLAGG. It’s compact, unmistakable and could be an easy visual ID for the maker or anyone who traded with them that day.
These kinds of “find a raver” posts pop up after big sets — people meet, trade kandi, and then lose the thread. If you were there or recognize the bracelet, there are practical ways to help get these two back in touch.
- Share the photo across EDC and rave community channels — festival subreddits, Facebook groups, and Discord servers where EDC attendees gather.
- Post on Instagram and TikTok with location/time tags (Kinetic Field, Alok set, Sunday) and hashtags like #EDC, #KineticField, #Alok — visuals travel fast on those platforms.
- Search the same letter string and color description in captions and posts; the unique bead sequence makes a good keyword.
- Check PLUR/kandi-focused communities and pages. Kandi-makers and traders often spot their own work or recognize particular styles.
- If you were at the same area during the set, ask around local meetups or group chats — word of mouth still works at festivals.
Small, human reconnections are part of festival culture — and they usually happen when the community leans in. If the maker is found, it’s a reminder to trade socials next time. For now, the image and the details are doing the heavy lifting; hopefully the kandi maker sees this and gets back to the person who kept the bracelet.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/electricdaisycarnival/comments/1ott20s/trying_to_find_who_made_this_kandi/