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Striped & Fringed Shawl Hand-Woven from Cotton in Guatemala, "Sweet Sensations"
When your outfit calls for a splash of color, wrap this fabulous multicolored shawl around your shoulders and see how it instantly gives a complete makeover to any dull style. With purple, russet, green, yellow, brown and light blue as primary colors, the striped shawl is woven from cotton on a pedal loom in a design that Guatemala's Marcela Par finishes with a delicate fringe on the ends.
- 0.23 kgs
- 0.5 lbs
- 186 cm L x 53.5 cm W
- 73" L x 21" W
- Fringe: 10 cm L
- Fringe: 3.9" L
- 100% cotton
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Machine wash separately in cold water
- Made in Guatemala.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Central America
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Teal
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08/25/2022
"Love the colors"
Not only is it pretty, it s very comfortable.
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Sololá Summer, Multicolored Braided Cotton Headband
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Mary
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07/07/2022
"Great look and fit"
I m growing my hair out and this works great to keep the hair off my face and hide my shaggy layers. It is comfortable and doesn t slip. It looks so much nicer that a plan stretch band.
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Ruth
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04/22/2020
"very nice"
This really looks nice on. Love the fabric.
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