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the Ngobe-Bugle of Panama Chacara bags are woven from the fiber of the wild pineapple plant (Aechmea magdalenae). The Ngobe-Bugle use these bags for transporting everything from babies to market goods on the mountainous trails of their tribal homeland in western Panama. Chacara bags stretch beyond the dimensions given in the descriptions. For more information
about the Ngobe-Bugle (Guaymi) people of Panama see the book:
New Chacara Bags Fall 2008 |
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approx. 8.5" by 10.5" $45 (sold) |
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approx. 8" by 9.5" $40 (sold) |
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approx 12.5" by 13" $65 (sold) |
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approx. 11.25" by 12.5" $55 (sold) |
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approx. 17" by 16" $65 loose stitching and very stretchy |
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approx. 8.5" by 10" $30 (sold) |
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