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Guatemalan San Antonio Scarf
These San Antonio scarves in vibrant cottons are foot loom woven in the San Antonio region of Guatemala. San Antonio is known for its colorful traditional costumes. Traditionally, men were the only ones to operate a footloom, but these scarves are made by both men and women. The fringe is hand tied and the scarves are made with first quality thread. Sold separately. Select your color below. Made in Guatemala. Learn More$24.95 -
Peruvian Woven Cotton Throw Blue
Soft and colorful and lightweight throw of woven Peruvian cotton featuring various different motifs such as sun and flower. Finished edges. Made in Peru.
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Peruvian Woven Cotton Throw Orange
Soft and colorful and lightweight blanket of woven Peruvian cotton featuring various different motifs such as sun and flower. Finished edges. Made in Peru. Learn More$24.00 -
Peruvian Woven Throw - Black
Soft and colorful and lightweight throw of woven Peruvian cotton featuring various different motifs such as sun and flower. Finished edges. Made in Peru.
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Peruvian Woven Throw Red
Soft and colorful and lightweight throw of woven Peruvian cotton featuring various different motifs such as sun and flower. Finished edges. Made in Peru. Learn More$24.00 -
Peruvian Woven Throw Yellow
Soft and colorful and lightweight throw of woven Peruvian cotton featuring various different motifs such as sun and flower. Finished edges. Made in Peru. Learn More$24.00 -
Peruvian Zipper Bag Carrying Case
Constructed like the old fashioned train cases for carrying toiletries, this woven cloth bag is a miniature, softsided version of the classic piece of luggage. Colorful and cute, with a handle and lined. Due to the hand made nature of the textiles each piece is unique. Made in Peru. Learn More$24.00 -
Q'ero Ch'uspa Coca Leaf Bag w/ Strap
Exquisitely handwoven natural wool pallette Q'ero coca leaf bag, or chuspa, featuring a traditional Q'ero tika or flower design. Soft and made fragrant from being in the proximity of Florida water, a bottle of which fits perfectly in the bag. Hand woven on busy looms in Peru by the native Q'ero people. Learn More$24.00 -
Q'ero Ch'uspa Coca Leaf Bag w/ Strap
Exquisitely handwoven natural wool pallette Q'ero coca bag, or chuspa, featuring a traditional Q'ero tika or flower design. Soft and made fragrant from being in the proximity of Florida water, a bottle of which fits perfectly in the bag. Minor variations in size dimensions and natural color tones may make your bag look slightly different from photo. Handmade in Peru. Learn More$24.00 -
Q'ero Ch'uspa Coca Leaf Bag w/ Strap
Exquisitely handwoven natural wool pallette Q'ero coca leaf bag, or chuspa, featuring a traditional Q'ero tika or flower design. Soft and made fragrant from being in the proximity of Florida water, a bottle of which fits perfectly in the bag. Minor variations in size dimensions and natural color tones may make your bag look slightly different from photo. We offer three different natural shades, each sold separately. Select your preference below or let us chose one for you. Handmade in Peru. Learn More$24.00
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