Wool Felt Cosmetic Bag/Wool Felt Mobile Phone Bag/Coin Purse/Card Holder/Passport Holder Wallet-Owl

Description

It is made of pure New Zealand wool, which forms the colorful colors of the forest system. It is a good thing to match with clothes and a wonderful experience of returning to nature. In Taiwan, the owl is the child-giving bird of the aboriginal Bunun people and the patron saint of babies; the Thao people believe that the owl is a spiritual bird and a symbol of auspiciousness. In Hindu mythology, the owl is the companion of the goddess of wealth, the goddess of fortune, and the messenger of abundance. In Greek mythology, the owl symbolizes wisdom and is also the messenger of the goddess Athena. Because owls symbolize knowledge and wisdom, in many fairy tales, owls appear as doctors Combining the details of handmade wool felt, the color scheme of illustrations The three-dimensional texture can be seen It can hold mobile phone, change, leisure card and airpods and other small things Rich colors bring a good mood, natural and unaffected style, returning to the beauty of nature Strictly selected metal zippers, as well as wool felt ball pendants Sewn cloth inside adds practicality and texture Travel around the world with ease! It is also a creative gift for gift giving! With a hand-feeling carton packaging, it is very convenient for you to give gifts Size: 19 cm long 13 cm wide Because the measurement method and position of each person are slightly different, the size is all horizontal manual measurement, and there will be a slight error from the actual size due to factors such as fabric elasticity and measurement starting point. The error size 3cm is the acceptable range of international inspection standards Material: 100% New Zealand wool

Material

Wool

How It’s Made

Handmade

Where It’s Made

Nepal

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Listing Summary

In Taiwan, the owl is the child-giving bird of the aboriginal Bunun people and the patron saint of babies; the Thao people believe that the owl is a spiritual bird and a symbol of auspiciousness. In Hindu mythology, the owl is the companion of the goddess of wealth, the goddess of fortune, and the messenger of abundance. In Greek mythology, the owl symbolizes wisdom and is also the messenger of the goddess Athena.