Colombian Rose Red and Pink Crocheted Shoulder Bag _artisan--novica-artisan-11914 she is portrayed eating a

she is portrayed eating a watermelon and drinking tequila in a decoupage composition by Ana Maria Gonzalez

Front holds book or tablet

Due to the natural stone color may vary slightly

featuring intricate eyelet patterns and floral embroidery that are performed by hand

and embossed aluminum creates rich textures

Colombian Rose Red and Pink Crocheted Shoulder Bag _artisan--novica-artisan-11914 she is portrayed eating aArtisans of the Wayuu Community crochet this beautiful mochila or shoulder bag from acrylic yarns, working to preserve their cultural identity and artisanal traditions. The Wayuu are an indigenous people located on the Guajira Peninsula in northern Colombia. Legend has it that a spider named Wale Keru taught a Wayuu woman how to weave and crochet. The unlined red, rose and ivory shoulder bag closes with a tassel accented drawstring. materials: 100%