Traditional Pastel Pastel Faux Suede-Accented Cotton Backpack from Guatemala

Traditional Pastel Pastel Faux Suede-Accented Cotton Backpack from Guatemala

Marsoni

M251S

$63.95

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Traditional Pastel Pastel Faux Suede-Accented Cotton Backpack from GuatemalaInspired by the beauty of Guatemala, Mirian Otzin designs this fashionable backpack. She works on a traditional telar de pie, or floor loom, diligently hand weaving colorful pastel zigzags and geometric patterns in the style of Mayan textiles. Faux suede accentuates this backpack, which can be worn on two adjustable straps or carried by a handle. A zipper pocket on the front provides space for storing odds and ends. The bag's main flap opens with a

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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026