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    This Yoga mat bag is made using patchwork technique and kantha stitch. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects.
     
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    This bag is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the bag is Ajrakh silk. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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  • This bag is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the bag is Ajrakh silk. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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  • This bag is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the bag is Ajrakh silk. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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  • This bag is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the bag is Ajrakh silk. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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  • This bag is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the bag is Ajrakh silk. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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  • This bag is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the bag is Ajrakh silk. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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  • This bag is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the bag is Ajrakh silk. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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  • This wallet is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the wallet is Ajrakh silk. It has a separate slot for cards and money and small zipper inside to keep coins too. Handy and stylish carry for evening outs and even parties. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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  • This wallet is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the wallet is Ajrakh silk. It has a separate slot for cards and money and small zipper inside to keep coins too. Handy and stylish carry for evening outs and even parties. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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    This wallet is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the wallet is Ajrakh silk. It has a separate slot for cards and money and small zipper inside to keep coins too. Handy and stylish carry for evening outs and even parties. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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  • This wallet is made from hand-processed leather. No chemicals are used in making this leather, even the dye used on leather in natural. The fabric used on the wallet is Ajrakh silk. It has a separate slot for cards and money and small zipper inside to keep coins too. Handy and stylish carry for evening outs and even parties. Ajrakh is a famous traditional block printing technique that is claimed to have originated in province of  Sindh & Kutch. It is made using a long drawn process with many stages of dyeing, each stage individually taking days to finish. High level of skill & concentration is required to achieve final vivid prints. It may contain some irregularities and should not be seen as defects. Please do not over-fill your bag as it may lose its shape. Any water spills on the bag allow to dry naturally. Never use artificial heat.
     
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