Colombian Sun Multicolored Crocheted Shoulder Bag SMALLBUS stringing the beads on a

stringing the beads on a length of adjustable braided cord that creates chain-like motifs around the wrist

Their inspiration for this necklace comes from their Maracuya plants

Grey gives way to multicolored stripes in this wrap scarf from Peru

which is knit from an alpaca blend

Colombian Sun Multicolored Crocheted Shoulder Bag SMALLBUS stringing the beads on aBold patterns in orange, brown, blue and white are captivating in this hand crocheted acrylic bucket bag or mochila. Working to preserve their cultural identity and artisanal traditions, artisans of the Wayuu Community create the shoulder bag. The Wayuu are an indigenous people located on the Guajira Peninsula in northern Colombia. Legend has it that a spider named Wale Keru taught a Wayuu woman how to weave and crochet. The unlined shoulder bag