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Panamá Bag: The Chácara (2403)
Panamá Bag: The Chácara (2403)
This Chácara bag is handmade and used by the Ngäbe-Buglé people from Panama's highland Chiriqui region. Natural palm and/or wild pineapple fibers called “pita” are used to make this bag. The color dyes are extracted from plants, bark, berries, and flowers.
This Chácara bag is handmade and used by the Ngäbe-Buglé people from Panama's highland Chiriqui region. Natural palm and/or wild pineapple fibers called “pita” are used to make this bag. The color dyes are extracted from plants, bark, berries, and flowers.
The Chacara Bag is used on a daily basis by the Ngäbe-Buglé men, women and children. These bags are extremely sturdy and can stretch beyond their actual size.
Travelers and bag aficionados love this hip all natural fiber bag. This is also a perfect gift for any person who appreciates a unique handmade bag.
Whether you’re strolling through city streets or lounging on a beach, the Chacará bag adds a touch Panama’s rich heritage to your ensemble.
Shop now and experience the fusion of artistry, culture, and sustainability! Help preserve the cultural uniqueness of Panamá’s indigenous people.
Fair trade prices are always paid directly to each artisan.
Approximate Size:
9.75in x 9.5in
25cm x 24cm
