Bonfire Warmth Artisan Crafted Crocheted Shoulder Bag Drinking Glasses titled 'A Galinha e os

titled 'A Galinha e os Pintinhos' in Portuguese

each end of this dazzling hammock features rows of macramé

Deep red cords are hand-knotted with Karen hill tribe silver beads with a matte finish

It is crafted by Bali's Made Mulyani

Parul works with local Indian artisans to present this delightful pair of earrings

Bonfire Warmth Artisan Crafted Crocheted Shoulder Bag Drinking Glasses titled 'A Galinha e osIn an effort to preserve their cultural identity and artisanal traditions, artisans of the Wayuu Community crochet this beautiful mochila or shoulder bag from acrylic yarns. Legend has it that a spider named Wale Keru taught a Wayuu woman how to weave and crochet. The Wayuu are an indigenous people located on the Guajira Peninsula in northern Colombia. The colorful unlined shoulder bag closes with a tassel accented drawstring. materials: 100% acrylic