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Product Description
This gorgeous Handmade Weekender bag is in a beautiful deep blue color with lighter colors to pair up beautifully. Made from a Huipil from a place called "Chajul" in Guatemala. They showcase their classic designs of bird figures and Mayan stars perfectly. Complemented with 100% Dark Brown Guatemalan Suede Leather to complete the look.
Product Features:
- Made from a Chajul Huipil.
- Made with 100% Brown Guatemalan Suede Leather.
- Adjustable suede leather strap.
- Suede leather top handles.
- Four metal legs on the bottom of the bag with suede leather.
- One interior and exterior zippered pocket.
Authentic Guatemalan Handicrafts! Pinata Center & La Tiendita Boutique Online Store imports and sells products 100% hand made in Guatemala, our merchandise is made by talented artisans from different regions of Guatemala; some of these products require many hours of hard work and a lot of effort. We work with many indigenous Mayan Womens Associations that are dedicated to their job. All the fabrics are made with waist and feet looms. A lot of the semi precious jewelry stones are cut and carved by hand and so is the wooden art that we sell. Purchasing these products will help invest on the economic development and social integration of the indigenous associations in Guatemala.
