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$ 1,800.00
Size.
Circumference: 43cm; 17in
Body of the bag: 21x 18; 8.5x7in
Strap length: 52cm; 20.5in
Total Length with strap: 80cm; 31.in
Hand dyed criollo sheep wool from Santiago Tianguistengo, dyed by Leonor and Samuel using cochineal and yagshií (mule fat) a plant that makes soap and it is used for friction fire, the name Yagshií, literaly translates as the plant for fire, but it grows in the river bank and it is also used as soap. Perfect bag to go Mezcal tasting and carry that bottle to share with friends at the traditional Oaxacan calendas.
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