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Nepal

Hemp Crocheted Market Bag

Hemp Crocheted Market Bag

Stunningly sustainable and perfectly practical!

$69.00 USD
$69.00 USD
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Intertwined's hemp crocheted market bags are the epitome of sustainable style! Handcrafted with care, these bags are meticulously crocheted using high-quality hemp fibers. Embrace eco-consciousness as you shop, knowing that hemp is a renewable resource that requires minimal water and no pesticides to grow. Our market bags are not only sturdy and durable but also incredibly versatile, capable of carrying your groceries, beach essentials, or everyday items with ease. With their intricate crochet patterns and earthy textures, these bags exude a bohemian charm that effortlessly elevates your fashion game. 

Details

14" x 15"

100% Himalayan hemp

Handmade

This product is hand-crocheted with handspun hemp. As with all handmade items, there are sometimes minor imperfections which we believe are part of the charm and uniqueness of the item. We do our best to take photos that accurately represent the true colors and nature of the bag, but colors vary across monitors, and photos can’t highlight all aspects of a product.

Due to the handwoven nature of this item, the sizes may vary slightly.

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More About the Artisan...

MALA THAPA MAGAR is the founder and CEO of Himalayan Allo Udhyog (HAU), a company that produces nettle (also known as allo) fiber, fabrics, yarn, clothing and bags. Mala’s company indirectly employs more than 600 people, mostly women in remote villages in Nepal. While raising the standards of living of these women, the business has also helped raise awareness of the sustainability of nettle fiber. Himalayan nettle is a perennial plant that grows quickly and uses much less water than cotton and no pesticides. Women who work with Mala use the nettle to produce handmade throw pillows, crocheted bags, and more.

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