Handmade Woodcut Printed Camera Bag/Woodcut Printed Cosmetic Bag/Mobile Phone Bag/Miscellaneous Bag/Clutch-Blue Dyed Geometry

Description

Strictly selected Indias pure cotton material, coupled with the wood engraving method of the Indian desert area, the simple handwork, as if following the national totem, in a foreign atmosphere Use environmentally friendly inks that are less polluting to the earth, and insist on taking good care of the earth Made of hand-feel cloth and wood-cut printing, splicing and contrasting style to form ethnic colors, it is a good match with clothes, and the hand feel of pure cotton-a beautiful experience of returning to nature The environmentally friendly part is nitrogen-free-no carcinogenic ingredients Wallet can be placed. Lightweight design for camera or mobile phone Strictly selected metal zippers, cute small pull tabs, more convenient to carry The inside is stitched with cotton cloth, which has both texture and practicality The straight line creates a fluffy feeling of cotton, which can protect the contents from collision Don’t hit your bag easily, and travel the world with a woodcut small bag! With a hand-feeling carton packaging, it is also very convenient for you to give gifts Bring my free wind, I’m going to travel, I have arrived in a country that needs imagination, Activate the function of Mind 3D, Imagine yourself as a free bird, It turns out that traveling is the most comfortable way of life. With a backpack of exclusive colors, occasionally live a little hippie life! Size Length 17 cm Height 14.5 cm The measurement size drop value is about plus or minus two centimeters into a reasonable range Material: 100% natural cotton Washing method Hand wash with clean water

Material

Cotton & Hemp

How It’s Made

Handmade

Where It’s Made

India

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No.32,501 –

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Product Type

Original Design

Listing Summary

Strictly selected Indias pure cotton material, coupled with the wood engraving method of the Indian desert area, the simple handwork, as if following the national totem, in a foreign atmosphere