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Women's Animal Themed Accessories(70 items)
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Hand painted silk scarf, 'Macher Biye in Pink'
By Heidi
100% fun
This scarf is colorful fun and a great gift to yourself or for some else. When I looked up the story of the Macher Biye, there is a wedding that the fish are attending but they didnt invite one fish. This large forgotten fish invites himself to the wedding and eats the other fish. But with style like this you will always be included and you will remember to always include others.
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Wool and silk blend shawl, 'Floral Elegance'
By Nancy
warm and soft
I keep this with me in all seasons because wrapping it around my shoulders keeps me warm when I need that. The colors are muted enough to go with most outfits. As a scarf, draped in various ways, it is long enough to hide my middle-aged bulges.
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Wool headband, 'Llama Parade'
By Prabha
Useful and whimsical
This is my second headband (I liked it so much I bought another for the future), and it?s as cute and well done as the first. The colors are nice and bright even after months of daily use. The elastic does tend to become loose with time, but that?s expected.
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Alberto Caceres Alpaca apparel and accessories
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Write a review"For my projects, I have the wonderful support of my mother, Julia Maria, who is 60 years old and is a true artist. She has so much creativity and good taste in creating new designs."
"I was born in Lima, but my grandparents were from Andahuaylas in the southern sierra. From the time I was very young, they taught me to love my homeland.
"In 2006, I met new friends from Apurimac, Huancavelica and Ayacucho. Some of the poorest people in Peru live in these towns. The... read more
"In 2006, I met new friends from Apurimac, Huancavelica and Ayacucho. Some of the poorest people in Peru live in these towns. The... read more
