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Product Features:
- Tote your things in style with a San Juan Gypsy bag
- Bag showcases a blend of indigenous weaving techniques and contemporary color and design concepts
- Shoulder bag is crafted from sturdy, backstrap woven San Juan textiles
- Lined with two inside pockets
- One roomy zipper pocket for cosmetics or valuables
- Open pocket ideal for cell phone
- Coconut shell button closure
- Measures 12 inches square with a 35-inch
- Strap is 1.5 inches wide
The San Juan Weaver's Group is made up of Tz'utujil women who weave using backstrap Ikat, an ancient labor intensive technique of hand tying and dying threads in elaborate patterns. Their style of weaving uses textured cotton thread which softens with each washing.
What is Worldstock?
The handcrafted nature of this product will produce minor differences in design and sizing. Subtle variations will occur from piece to piece, adding to its unique qualities. Measurements may vary slightly.
Imported
WARNING: Attention California residents: This product contains lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- Dimensions:
- 12 inches by 12 inches with a 35 inch long strap
- Materials:
- San Juan hand woven cloth
- Model No:
- 405GB
Customer Reviews
I love purses and have bought several of the NOVICA and am happy to have this one as part of my "collection". While it is not a large purse, it does hold my wallet, checkbook, and planner easily. My only complaint may be that it is sewn in a circle shape on the bottom so it's not one everything will fit squarily in. The strap is just long enough for me to be able to wear it cross body and I like that it is lightweight. The material seems durable and it is well put together. I've been carrying it on a daily basis for a month with no tears or any problems.
The way this bag was pictured made the impression of it being much bigger and deeper. It is very small and I do not feel it is comfortable. The closure is not secure. The reason I kept it is because the poor women in S.A. made them handmade to support themselves. I might be able to give it to a young girl who it would feel large for. I was totally disappointed.
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