Nocturnal Dreams Cotton Cosmetic Bag in Amethyst and Black from Mexico

Nocturnal Dreams Cotton Cosmetic Bag in Amethyst and Black from Mexico

Marsoni

M251S

$33.95

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Nocturnal Dreams Cotton Cosmetic Bag in Amethyst and Black from MexicoCarrying your necessities with ease, this dreamy cosmetic bag from Mexico is designed by Angelina Gomez. She hand weaves this bag of cotton on the traditional telar de cintura, or backstrap loom to feature black and multicolored geometric patterns over a body of amethyst. This cosmetic bag opens with a zipper to a roomy, unlined interior. materials: 100% cotton Features a zipper closure Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly Not

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