• Cuerda Elvia

Cuerda Elvia

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Each of these hand-wound cords is handmade by Isabela and her family in San Juan Chamula, Chiapas. The vibrant color combinations are a testament to the keen eye and playfulness of mayan designers. Its uses are bound only by your imagination: a curtain tie-back, funky belt, necklace, suitcase-marker, gift-wrap tie... we could go on, but love to see what you come up with! This one is named after Elvia Carrillo Puerto, a social politician and activist who founded the country's first feminist leagues in 1912.
Each cord varies slightly in length (approx. 5 to 6ft long).

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