Handwoven Kimono Cover-Up | Fair Trade Color:Desert White remaining entangled until they die

remaining entangled until they die from starvation or strangulation

Tintsaba was created in 1985 by Sheila Freemantle with the purpose of improving the lives of rural women in Swaziland

The Virgin of Guadalupe is highly revered by the Mexican people

For rings of this width

5" W (5 x 1

Handwoven Kimono Cover-Up | Fair Trade Color:Desert White remaining entangled until they dieGorgeous rainbow hues are hand loomed into each lightweight, airy cover up. Made by the female artisans based in Otavalo, Ecuador, each colorful piece is a reflection of the intricate, highly skilled work that went into creating it. Draped over your shoulders, the stripes of color and detail elevate your look with fair trade enthusiasm! 60% acrylic, 40% cotton Handmade in & fairly traded from Ecuador One size fits most 35" L (shoulder to hem) x 40" W