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Send to a friendGuatemalan Rainbow Colored Rayon Chenille Scarf, "Gift of the Rainbow"
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The colors of the rainbow lend their beauty to this scarf from Guatemala. The scarf comes from K'amolon K'i K'ojonel, where different teams of artisans contribute to the crafting of this scarf, from dyeing the threads of rayon chenille made from bamboo, to weaving it on a back strap loom and finishing it by hand.
- 0.23 kgs
- 0.5 lbs
- 170.18 cm L x 20.32 cm W
- 67" L x 8" W
- Fringe: 6 cm L
- Fringe: 2.4" L
- 100% rayon from bamboo
- Machine wash separately in cold water
- Dry clean or machine wash
- Made in Guatemala.
- Ships fast from USA.
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