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Mexico's Petrona Patishtan handlooms a fashionable accessory using cotton yarns. This tote bag features a striped pattern of ivory and mushroom tones, with braided cords forming a comfortable strap. The purse features an open top for handy use, and its non-lined design makes it lightweight.
- 0.14 kgs
- 0.3 lbs
- Bag: 30 cm L x 34 cm W
- Bag: 11.75" L x 13.5" W
- Strap(s): 52 cm L x 1.5 cm W
- Strap(s): 20.5" L x 0.6" W
- Drop length: 25 cm from strap to bag
- Drop length: 9.75" from strap to bag
- 100% cotton
- Hand wash only
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Not lined
- Made in Mexico.
- Ships fast from USA.
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Theresa
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12/29/2019
"Gorgeous Detail!"
The detail is gorgeous! Love the ebony hearts - fits my dark sense of humor (cold-hearted, black hearts)...bought to use as tassels on my Nena bag (& to gift some to friends). Great deal! And fast shipping!
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