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Crocheted Alpaca Blend Poncho in Black with Eyelet Patterns, "Elegant Eyelets"
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Crocheted of a soft alpaca blend, this elegant poncho is designed by Peruvian artisan Maria Esperanza Jauregui. She gives the poncho a solid black color, detailing it with lovely eyelet patterns. The edge work is finished by hand.
- 0.33 kgs
- 0.7 lbs
- Garment Measurements
- 90 cm L x 100 cm W
- 35" L x 39" W
- 50% alpaca, 45% acrylic, 5% wool
- Dry cleaning recommended
- Textile softness: Soft -- this item has been made with natural fibers that are soft to the touch
- Dry clean or hand wash in cold water
- Made in Peru.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Peru
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