XL Ethnic Academic Bag - Peruvian Mantle - Coloré Jaune et Rouge

TRADITIONAL PERUVIAN FABRIC THAT WILL MAKE YOU TRAVEL

The mainly yellow fabric used for its manufacture is a traditional Peruvian fabric colored with ethnic patterns.

Its origins and manufacture:

It was our very experienced Peruvian artisans who carefully crafted this lovely accessory in Lima, Peru. But this traditional fabric in bright colors was made by artisans in the city of Puno, the folkloric capital of Peru.

Truly inspiring colors!

The exterior of this handbag features ethnic motifs in magical and warm colors.

This traditional yellow colorful fabric woven with love by our artisans in Peru was inspired by "The floating islands of 'Uros on Lake Titicaca".

"The Uros Islands" are located in the middle of Lake Titicaca, known as the second largest lake in South America and also the highest navigable lake of the world (3812 meters above sea level). The islands of Uros are natural floating islands, each island has a unique name and the population residing on these islands speaks the Aymara language. The predominant color of the islands is yellow thanks to the "Totora" or "Junco" plant which is used to build small houses or "chuclias" in Aymara. This plant is also used to eat but also to renovate the soil of the islands every 15 days. In order to carry out their daily activities, families travel or travel by water taxis.

An ideal gift for our dear ladies. A piece with a lot of personality that will give your loved one a truly unique and colorful ethnic touch. She won't be able to go unnoticed with this pretty bag during her many outings.

Using one of our bags is carrying an accessory with a history, a culture and an identity.

Important: Each item in our collection is a unique handmade item.

No one can be perfectly identical to another.

You will probably wonder…

How can I take care of my lovely handbag?

Don't worry. Here is a little advice to extend its lifespan:

- Use a waterproofing and stain repellent for textiles and imitation leather or leather, preferably colorless, odorless and non-toxic to respect the environment.

How to use:

- Remove all dirt and dust with a brush.

- If damp, allow to dry to ensure full waterproofing.

- Spray the backpack evenly at a height of 20/30 cm with brief pressures, without prolonged spraying. Leave to dry for 10 minutes.

- Carefully waterproof Peruvian fabric, seams and edges.

- Repeat this process one more time.

- Finally, let the backpack dry completely before using it, especially in rainy weather.

Treat yourself to an original, durable, quality accessory, made in Peru, and 100% made with love that you could use all year round and for many years.