Colorful Peruvian Patchwork Women's Pouch

This handmade coin purse is crafted from wool. These purses are made by artisans, particularly in Peru, and are known for their unique, colorful designs. from the Chahuaytire community, a part of the Quechua people living in the Sacred Valley of the Inka's in the Peruvian Andes. The Chahuaytire community is known to be the best weavers among the Quechua people. They maintain their ancestral knowledge of plants and weaving and bring it to the present. They are involved in every part of making their products. They have their own alpaca and llamas which they take care of, and obtain their wool out of. They make their own natural dies from indigenous plants belonging to their region. They have a strong connection with nature and all of their designs are a reflection of the nature Compact, around 4-5 inches, Primarily used for storing coins, but can also hold cards, keys, or small cosmetics. Handmade with a zipper closure Ethical Production: Many are made by women artisans in fair trade settings, supporting their craft and providing a stable income. Sustainability: Wool is a renewable resource, and these purses are often made with eco-friendly practices.