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MEDIUM WOVEN BAG
Product: #PE063
Retail price: $19.75
Description: 10.5" wide x 12" tall; Wool/Cotton mix;
Hand Wash, Flat Dry
Colors: Fuchsia, Burnt Orange, Blue Iris, Celestial Blue, Chili Pepper
 
Artisan: Rosa Lema
The Lema Lemas are a large, industrious family taking part in various specialties of textile production in the small village of Peguche,  near the larger town of Otavalo in the Northern Sierra of Ecuador. Elena Lema Lema, seen here with her mother, is one of the only of her six brothers and sisters who does not own her own mechanized loom. More... |
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SMALL WOVEN BAG
Product: #PE064
Retail price: $16.75
Description: 10.5" wide x 12" tall; Wool/Cotton mix;
Hand Wash, Flat Dry
Colors: Fuchsia, Burnt Orange, Blue Iris, Celestial Blue, Chili Pepper
Artisan: Rosa Lema
The Lema Lemas are a large, industrious family taking part in various specialties of textile production in the small village of Peguche, near the larger town of Otavalo in the Northern Sierra of Ecuador. Elena Lema Lema, seen here with her mother, is one of the only of her six brothers and sisters who does not own her own mechanized loom. More... |
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JOURNEY POUCH/BOLSA del camino
$24.00
Description:
100% Wool, 12" wide x 14" tall. Hand wash, dry flat
Color: Colored or black and white,
Product: #PE015a
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Artisan: Luzmila Orellana, Community: Peguche
Luzmila Orellana, (shown here with her children) is the wife of Alberto  Fichamba, and lives inPeguche, a small artisan village outside larger town of Otavalo in the province Imbabura, found in the Northern Sierra of Ecuador. They began work when they married over thirty- five years ago. More... |
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FLAP BACKPACK/MOCHILA
$26.00
Description: 85% wool, 15% cotton. Hand wash. Dry flat
Colors: Mixed colors or Black and white
Designs: Houses, Indigenous people, Single woman
Product: #PE017
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Artisan: Rosa Lema,
Community: Peguche
The Lema Lemas are a large, industrious family taking part in various specialties of textile production in the small village of Peguche,near the larger town of Otavalo in the Northern Sierra of Ecuador. Elena Lema Lema, seen here with her mother, is one of the only of her six brothers and sisters who does not own her own mechanized loom. More... |
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