Boho bag colourful Quinoa
Handmade boho chic bags
Boho colourful crossbody bag
Handmade boho crossbody bag made with beautiful multicolour fabrics from Cusco. The rectangular shape, the external pocket and the zip closures make this bag practical and comfortable for everyday use. The small pom-pom decoration completes the boho style and makes this bag even more original. It is a light but roomy bag, perfect for going out, travelling or for everyday life.
Handmade fabrics and limited production bags
The handmade fabrics are woven on traditional manual looms and every fabric is unique and impossible to reproduce exactly. This artisan tradition dates back to ancient times and is still kept alive today by Peruvian artisans. For this reason, the production of each bag is limited and every model has its own unique character.
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- 100% Wool
- LaMamita ®
- Handmade in Peru
- With coating
INSTRUCTIONS TO WASH YOUR ALPACA ITEM
MACHINE WASH:
YOU CAN WASH your item without any problems for the colour
WASH IT in the washing machine with the wool programme, cold ( 0°)
USE ONLY a few quantity of anti-felting washing powder for wool
DO the delicate drying cycle
SPREAD out far from hot sources
DO NOT IRON
HAND WASH:
COLD water
USE ONLY a few quantity of anti-felting washing powder for wool
DO the delicate drying cycle
SPREAD out far from hot sources
DO NOT use the DRYER
DO NOT IRON
WASHING INSTRUCTIONS FOR BAGS AND BELTS
dry cleanable
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Boho crossbody bags from Peru are handmade by small artisans in the heart of the Andes. The fabrics used have bright or pastel colors and are woven on traditional looms using natural materials such as wool or alpaca. Each bag is unique, produced in limited quantities, and reflects the creativity of the artisan who made it, making every bag different from the others.
