Bolivian Frazada Pillow in Alameda, 22"

Bolivian Frazada Pillow in Alameda, 22"Traditional Bolivian textiles known as frazadas have been hand woven in the Andes since pre Hispanic times, traditionally used to protect against the high altitude cold. Reinvented in the form of a throw pillow, these colorful creations add an instant hit of worldly character. Wool (same fabric on front and back) Approximately 22" x 22" 90% feather 10% down fill included Zip closure Dry clean Made in Bolivia

minimalism—tiny plus signs dot the surface of natural cotton canvas

-  Walnut

-  16" x 20"

along with formed shapes inspired by the idea of living spaces

Emily Green's signature clay beads are at their finest

it can be used even for baby's first bath

do not submerge in water Origin Handmade in the USA

From the pronounced spout to the rectangular handle

Hibiscus + mint: rejuvenate / invigorate / refresh — normal to oily skin

5" wide x 5" deep Straps Adjustable leather shoulder straps Closure Top zip closure with leather pull Details Interior slip pocket and exterior side pocket Lining Muslin lined interior Origin Guatemala

75" wide x 11" tall Material Paper / dried flower Age 140+ years (c

) 20" crossbody strap drop Closure Zip closure Interior Cotton lined interior with pocket Origin Madagascar