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Multicolor Scrunchie Made from Upcycled Cotton in Guatemala, "Colorful Traditions"
Scrunchies are back! The popular hair accessories from the 80s and 90s are once again in fashion thanks to designs like this multicolor cotton scrunchie crafted with 100% upcycled materials by the women artisan group Lopez Garcia Family in Guatemala.
- 16 grams
- 0.56 oz
- 8.89 cm Interior Circumference x 5 cm W
- 3.5" Inner Circ. x 2" W
- 100% cotton
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Machine wash separately in cold water
- Promotes recycling and reduces waste
- Made in Guatemala.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Central America
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Jill
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07/07/2022
"Adorable worry dolls"
My friends loved these gifts I gave them! So cute!
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Love and Hope, Two Guatemalan Worry Dolls with 100% Cotton Pouch
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Brittany
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07/07/2022
"Beautiful!"
Beautiful product and amazing quality.
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Lynn
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05/30/2022
"Offering a little hope"
I love these little worry dolls and jumped at the chance to buy a bag of 100. The tradition is for one doll to handle one worry, but I use them slightly differently in my mental health advocacy. I give one to anyone who is worrying about something...or many things.. and say to place the doll under their pillow at night so the worry doll can help find a solution. It is amazing how much a little hope can help.
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Cathleen
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05/08/2022
"Christmas gift for seven year old granddaughter"
My seven year old granddaughter loves little figures and these delighted her. I gave them to her a few days before Christmas so she could hang them on the tree if she wanted and she yelled Best present ever!
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- This was a gift for: Granddaughter
- Occasion: Christmas
Larry
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05/04/2022
"Love the Worry Doll League."
Love the Worry Doll League. The workmanship is Wonderful., Great price good delivery.
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Cheryl
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04/13/2022
"Worry Dolls"
I absolutely love the the detailed work this wonderful family has made. Thank you with all my heart.
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Gift Occasion:
- This was a gift for: Granddaughter
- Occasion: Just because I love you.
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Lopez Garcia Family Handcrafted Guatemalan worry dolls
Write a review"...the Mayan princess Ixmucane received a gift from the sun god, making her able to solve any person's problem. Later, people began creating dolls with whom they'd share their problems."
"My name is Aura Lopez and my family creates quitapena, or 'worry dolls,' which are traditional in Guatemala and Mexico. According to the legend, the... read more
