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Chia Hammock Bags
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Why we carry this
These versatile totes are handwoven by artisans in Chiapas, Mexico on a backstrap loom. Perfect for a beach day, the farmer's market, or as an everyday purse. Due to their handmade nature, there may be slight variations in dye lots and embroidery patterns and colors.
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