Chevron-Patterned Ivory and Brown Cotton Shoulder Back - Arrows of Beauty Day of the Dead was brought to the Americas

was brought to the Americas in the 16th century and is characteristic of the Mexican states of Puebla and Tlaxcala

The bag is hand-stamped with the traditional batik pattern in shades of blue

67 inches L x 15

artisan Domingo Reanda 'weaves' silvery wire threaded with gemstones to form leaves on a whimsical tree

The delightful sling tote is fully lined

Chevron-Patterned Ivory and Brown Cotton Shoulder Back - Arrows of Beauty Day of the Dead was brought to the AmericasChevron lines in the regal style of Guatemala's traditional textiles adorn a splendid piece by the artisan duo Patricia and Donaldo. This cotton shoulder bag, woven with the region's classic methods, combines ivory and brown hues in its elegant design of comfortable straps. A handy zipper ensures the lined interior stays secure, while two back compartments allow extra use. 100% cotton; polyester lining 0. 25 lbs Bag: 9. 5 inches H x 11. 5 inches W x