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Artisan Crafted Cotton Scrunchies (Set of 3), "Tradition"
The Lopez Garcia Family wanted to capture the traditional colors and patterns of Guatemala with this set of three scrunchies. The pretty hair accessories are made from 100% cotton fabric with colorful plaid and ikat patterns. The artisans use recycled fabric remnants, so please expect some variation in patterns and colors.
- 16 grams
- 0.56 oz
- Each: 8.89 cm Interior Circumference x 5 cm W
- Each: 3.5" Inner Circ. x 2" W
- 100% cotton, elastic cord
- Machine wash separately in cold water
- Color and motifs will vary, but the theme will be similar
- Made in Guatemala.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Guatemala
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Lila
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01/19/2022
"Very unique"
Warm colors and comfortable wear
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Tradition, Artisan Crafted Cotton Scrunchies (Set of 3)
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Tmist
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08/27/2021
"Very NIce!!"
The scrunchies are made of nice thick material and very well made. The quality and colors are really nice. Beautiful work!!
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Marnie
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08/24/2021
"These are extra special scrunchies!"
I have ordered a number of items from the Lopez Garcia Family and have found that they make the cutest and well made things. These scrunchies are extra special. The material is very thick and the three patterns used are very, very pretty. I wear them a lot and always feel they are special, and they are.
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Ramapriya
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05/27/2023
"I gave one to each member of my book club"
It really doesnt matter how old we are when it comes to wanting a good nights sleep that is worry-free.. I surprised the members of my book club and encourage them to stick their little doll in the pillowcase and sleep well from now on.
Best Uses
- When you want to take away your friend's worries
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Carol
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04/25/2023
"Cute"
Small but cute!
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Helpful Friend, Handmade Cotton Coin Purse with Worry Doll
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Carole
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04/17/2023
"Beautifully Made and Colorful"
Love these Worry Dolls. Bought them for Christmas gifts for my poker friends (all ladies) and included a copy of the way to use them according to tradition. So sweet
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Gift Occasion:
- This was a gift for: Girlfriend
- Occasion: Christmas
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