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Pachakuti Mesa Logo T-Shirt

Pachakuti Mesa Logo T-Shirt

An exquisite hand-embroidered Nepalese T-shirt with the Pachakuti Mesa logo designed be Oscar Miro-Quesada. This mandala pattern also symbolizes the "Rikhuri K'uychi Ayllukuna" motif, or Rainbow Tribe archetype. Only one size available, a European size 40 it is equivalent to a US men's medium. Learn More
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Shibipo Sleeveless Top

Shibipo Sleeveless Top

Striking ladies pullover top has button opening in back. Richly embroidered with traditional Shipibo intricate patterns. Length is measured from shoulder to bottom hem. Width measured under arm openings. Peru. Learn More
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$58.00
Shibipo Sleeveless Top

Shibipo Sleeveless Top

Ladies sleeveless pullover top featuring beautiful traditional Shipibo painted designs. The cotton cloth is dyed with Mahogany bark henna. Small pocket on left upper front. Length measured from shoulder to bottom hem. Width measured under arm openings. Learn More
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$52.00
Shipibo Skirt

Shipibo Skirt

Short skirt sized for a child. Traditional Shipibo cloth used to create pockets. Length measured from waist to bottom hem. Width measured at top of waist. Waist has stretching material. Peru. Learn More
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$30.00

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