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Send to a friendFuchsia with Orange Flowers Cotton Hand Woven Wristlet, "Tangerines"
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Charming tangerine flowers dot a fuchsia background on this handwoven cotton wristlet. The single, lined compartment closes with a zipper. The wristlet is crafted by members of the Cojolya Association of Mayan Women Weavers, a non-profit organization located in the Tzutujil community.
- 74 grams
- 0.2 lbs
- Bag: 15.24 cm H x 22.86 cm W x 1.27 cm D
- Bag: 6" H x 9" W x 0.5" D
- Strap(s): 23 cm L x 0.7 cm W
- Strap(s): 9" L x 0.3" W
- Drop length: 11.43 cm from strap to bag
- Drop length: 4.5" from strap to bag
- 100% cotton, cotton lining
- Features a zipper closure
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Machine wash separately in cold water
- Tumble dry on low heat
- Made in Guatemala.
- Ships fast from USA.
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Write a reviewThe name Cojolya is taken from an ancient Maya settlement. Legend recounts it was here that the Tzutujil Maya artists and sculptors bought their creations to life.
The Cojolya Association of Mayan Women Weavers is a non-profit organization located in the Tzutujil community on the shores of the world-famous Lake... read more
