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Alpaca Fur Patchwork Bag
The handcrocheted bag is adorably appliquéd in a patchwork of alpaca fur. With braided shoulder strap, zip top, and full lining with a single pocket inside.
One size Pima Cotton (79%), Alpaca Fur (21%); Lining- 100% Cotton Professional Leather Dry Clean Only Made in Peru Height 7", Width 9", Strap Length 45" Item # 255421 This product is not available where banned by local fur ordinance. Our fur is sustainably sourced from alpaca farmers in Peru. Please note alpacas are virtually never raised for their fur in the Andes. Rather, they are necessarily sheared once a year. It is only when an animal dies of natural causes that the fur is harvested.
$43.75
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Alpaca Fur Patchwork Bag
The handcrocheted bag is adorably appliquéd in a patchwork of alpaca fur. With braided shoulder strap, zip top, and full lining with a single pocket inside.
One size Pima Cotton (79%), Alpaca Fur (21%); Lining- 100% Cotton Professional Leather Dry Clean Only Made in Peru Height 7", Width 9", Strap Length 45" Item # 255421 This product is not available where banned by local fur ordinance. Our fur is sustainably sourced from alpaca farmers in Peru. Please note alpacas are virtually never raised for their fur in the Andes. Rather, they are necessarily sheared once a year. It is only when an animal dies of natural causes that the fur is harvested.
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The handcrocheted bag is adorably appliquéd in a patchwork of alpaca fur. With braided shoulder strap, zip top, and full lining with a single pocket inside.
One size Pima Cotton (79%), Alpaca Fur (21%); Lining- 100% Cotton Professional Leather Dry Clean Only Made in Peru Height 7", Width 9", Strap Length 45" Item # 255421 This product is not available where banned by local fur ordinance. Our fur is sustainably sourced from alpaca farmers in Peru. Please note alpacas are virtually never raised for their fur in the Andes. Rather, they are necessarily sheared once a year. It is only when an animal dies of natural causes that the fur is harvested.
