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Featured Reviews on Cotton Jewelry Rolls
Embroidered cotton blend jewelry roll, 'Delhi Peacock'
By Janet
Stunning Color!
So Happy that I purchased this jewelry holder. It is very well made and the design and fabric is really lovely. It was a gift and she loved it as well.
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Cotton jewelry case, 'Amethyst Berry'
By Kharoda
Vibrant and sturdy
The colors are even brighter in person than in the photos, believe it or not. The cloth feels very strong and well-stitched, and while I havent had the opportunity to travel with it yet, its very compact, so its perfect for saving space even by just sitting on my dresser.
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Cotton blend jewelry roll, 'Lisu Lines in Red'
Gorgeous work, great gift
Ive bought the silk jewelry roll in a variety of colors so I could present them to friends in each ones favorite palette. Its wonderful to be able to give gifts that are so original, creative, and beautiful in addition to being useful and compact. Im sure Ill be buying more.
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Thai Tribal Crafts Hand-woven handbags and other textiles
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Write a review"...the hilltribes have explored new options for solving their economical needs while preserving their communal life, and the answer was found in their handicrafts."
Traditionally, the tribal people in northern Thailand have supported their families through slash and burn agriculture, being forced to move their villages every few years searching for new and fertile fields. However, as the available space is limited, this semi-nomadic style is no longer feasible.... read more
