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Alpaca wool shoulder bag, 'Green Meadow'

Alpaca wool shoulder bag, 'Green Meadow'

I was inspired by green meadows and the Peruvian forests, and selected these same shades of green," members of the Yurivilca Family confide. They craft this shoulder bag from a hand-loomed alpaca wool blend with Inca motifs. Fully lined, it has a handy interior pocket. An artisan story card will be included with your purchase. Learn More
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Chuspa Handbag

Chuspa Handbag

You'll love the polished and refined feeling you get carrying one of these bags in your hand or over your shoulder. Roomy and practical, this bag is lined with an inner zipper pocket and features an outer side zipped pocket. It opens to a flat bottom about 3.5 x 11 inches fashioned from a coordinated color fabric. Striped design is smart looking Great for market day or anytime. Made in Peru.
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$39.00
Wool handbags, 'Fresh Horizons'

Wool handbags, 'Fresh Horizons'

Peru's Teófilo Huayanay creates a colorful melody for this wool handbag, featuring bands of fresh green and bright orange. Huaynay dyes the wool by hand before weaving the bag on a pedal loom. The bag is lined and features a small internal pocket. Learn More
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$42.99

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