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Handbag

Handbag

SKU:3105HZ36

Regular price $200.00 USD
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This work of art was designed and crafted by Micaela Churunel Ajú, member of the Chuacruz rug hooking group. This piece is unique, and the design is the result of the artist’s creative vision.

Ready to make a bold statement? Hand-hooked handbags finished with soft nubuck leather are the ultimate statement bag. These heirloom pieces are designed to last a lifetime.

Handbags are lined and have a zipper pocket on one side. It has a zipper to close the bag, then a magnet snap for the leather flap and leather strap. Each handbag weighs 2 pounds/1 kg. approx.

Made by hand in Guatemala.

Material: Recycled secondhand clothing and cotton base cloth. This artwork was made using 20-25 recycled garments.

Care instructions: Spot clean with warm water and mild soap recommended. Shake to remove dust or sand. Vacuum with brush attachment and gentle suction only. Lay flat to dry.

Micaela Churunel Ajú

Materials

Recycled secondhand clothing and cotton base cloth. This artwork was made using 20-25 recycled garments.

Dimensions

Care

Spot clean with warm water and mild soap recommended. Shake to remove dust or sand. Vacuum with brush attachment and gentle suction only. Lay flat to dry.

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Micaela Churunel Ajú

Her favorite part of being an artist at Multicolores is designing, as she enjoys innovating, and when it comes to creating new designs, she finds it easy to translate them onto the rugs.

She gets her inspirations from “Güipiles” (traditional blouses), weavings, belts, traditional Guatemalan clothing, and similarly draws inspiration from ancient books recounting the stories of her ancestors, the Maya.

Micaela feels proud of her work as she has more companions who are part of her group. They are having the opportunity to achieve their dreams and goals. She also feels proud because having an income has allowed her to receive medical attention. She faced a difficult health situation and underwent a 3-year treatment, which she could cover with the earnings from the rugs she created.

“For me, Multicolores is an association that supports women in moving forward through trainings and workshops, which help them create their artworks.”