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Jute Cotton Macrame Tote Bag with Interconnected Fringes 'Interconnected Flair' Item ID: 2677076273
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- 0.53 lbs
- Bag: 11.8 inches L x 11.8 inches W
- Drop length: 4.3 inches from strap to bag
- Jute
- cotton cord; laminated lining
- Avoid contact with water
- Hand-crafted item -- color
- size and/or motif may vary slightly
- No closure
- Wipe with a damp cloth
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"I consider myself to be a woman in love with Mexican handicrafts in all their forms. I was born in the state of Guanajuato and I'm a jewelry artisan.
"My town is a magical one, filled with all of Mexico's art expressions. I decided to study something that would let me create things that convey the charm of our country and our culture.
"I've always been a creative and artistic person.
"Thanks to my career in industrial design, I learned contemporary processes and technologies that strengthened my passion for the arts.
"I can tell you, this has been a challenge but it's been fun. However, in developing my art, I think I've advanced without pressuring myself and everything has come together. I've learned to be patient and understand that things happen when they're meant to and in the way they should be. What I want most from my art is to enjoy it.
"It's been trial and error – learning the pieces and materials I work with, their behavior, defining the processes.
"My inspiration comes from our history, from my Mexican roots. I believe that this sums it all up. I try to express my feelings in each design I create.
"For me, it was very important to be in contact with this essence of our art and traditions here in Guanajuato. My eyes were opened at an early age to see their enchantment and be a part of it.
"I love to combine colors and achieve a harmony of materials, to give them order and meaning.
"I believe my designs help show the richness of our Mexican culture and share this with the rest of the world."
5 Reviews for
Ana Luisa Zavala
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Cheryl
These are unique earrings. Always getting compliments.the wood picture frames and Freda make them pop
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December 29, 2019
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Theresa
These are freaking amazing!! The hardest part was picking out which Frida earrings to purchase from this artist! The detail is gorgeous, and they're light-weight/super-comfy to wear! Buy these, you won't be disappointed! And fast shipping, too!
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March 16, 2021
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Sean
These are lovely and well made.My girlfriend is so pleased with them. They are unique as well.
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"I consider myself to be a woman in love with Mexican handicrafts in all their forms. I was born in the state of Guanajuato and I'm a jewelry artisan.
"My town is a magical one, filled with all of Mexico's art expressions. I decided to study something that would let me create things that convey the charm of our country and our culture.
"I've always been a creative and artistic person.
"Thanks to my career in industrial design, I learned contemporary processes and technologies that strengthened my passion for the arts.
"I can tell you, this has been a challenge but it's been fun. However, in developing my art, I think I've advanced without pressuring myself and everything has come together. I've learned to be patient and understand that things happen when they're meant to and in the way they should be. What I want most from my art is to enjoy it.
"It's been trial and error – learning the pieces and materials I work with, their behavior, defining the processes.
"My inspiration comes from our history, from my Mexican roots. I believe that this sums it all up. I try to express my feelings in each design I create.
"For me, it was very important to be in contact with this essence of our art and traditions here in Guanajuato. My eyes were opened at an early age to see their enchantment and be a part of it.
"I love to combine colors and achieve a harmony of materials, to give them order and meaning.
"I believe my designs help show the richness of our Mexican culture and share this with the rest of the world."
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Ana Luisa Zavala handcrafted earrings
"I consider myself to be a woman in love with Mexican handicrafts in all their forms. I was born in the state of Guanajuato and I'm a jewelry artisan.
"My town is a magical one, filled with all of Mexico's art expressions. I decided to study something that would let me create things that convey the charm of our country and our culture.
"I've always been a creative and artistic person.
"Thanks to my career in industrial design, I learned contemporary processes and technologies that strengthened my passion for the arts.
"I can tell you, this has been a challenge but it's been fun. However, in developing my art, I think I've advanced without pressuring myself and everything has come together. I've learned to be patient and understand that things happen when they're meant to and in the way they should be. What I want most from my art is to enjoy it.
"It's been trial and error – learning the pieces and materials I work with, their behavior, defining the processes.
"My inspiration comes from our history, from my Mexican roots. I believe that this sums it all up. I try to express my feelings in each design I create.
"For me, it was very important to be in contact with this essence of our art and traditions here in Guanajuato. My eyes were opened at an early age to see their enchantment and be a part of it.
"I love to combine colors and achieve a harmony of materials, to give them order and meaning.
"I believe my designs help show the richness of our Mexican culture and share this with the rest of the world."
"My town is a magical one, filled with all of Mexico's art expressions. I decided to study something that would let me create things that convey the charm of our country and our culture.
"I've always been a creative and artistic person.
"Thanks to my career in industrial design, I learned contemporary processes and technologies that strengthened my passion for the arts.
"I can tell you, this has been a challenge but it's been fun. However, in developing my art, I think I've advanced without pressuring myself and everything has come together. I've learned to be patient and understand that things happen when they're meant to and in the way they should be. What I want most from my art is to enjoy it.
"It's been trial and error – learning the pieces and materials I work with, their behavior, defining the processes.
"My inspiration comes from our history, from my Mexican roots. I believe that this sums it all up. I try to express my feelings in each design I create.
"For me, it was very important to be in contact with this essence of our art and traditions here in Guanajuato. My eyes were opened at an early age to see their enchantment and be a part of it.
"I love to combine colors and achieve a harmony of materials, to give them order and meaning.
"I believe my designs help show the richness of our Mexican culture and share this with the rest of the world."
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