The Golden Grass is a grass species that only grows in the Jalapao region in Tocantins State, Brazil. Its main feature is the strong unique and golden color that resembles gold.With the stalks, original handcrafts such as bracelets, earings, key chains, bags, belts, vases, and decorative pieces are made.Golden Grass handicraft products are the main source of income for many communities living within the Jalapao State Park. To encourage a methodical and sustainable collective collection of raw materials, the Harvest Festival, a major cultural festival occurs every year among members of the local community.The Golden Grass boosted tourism and led Tocantins to start to be known worldwide. The pieces produced with the golden grass have a Certificate of Origin issued by the Brazilian National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI). Golden Grass can only be harvested from September 20 to November 20. There are regulations and laws in Tocantins State, which forbid the output of the material “in nature” from the region. Just the pieces produced by the community can leave the region, thus aiming to environmental, social and economic sustainability.