Dori Purse with Animals Single
Size: approximately 8” x 10”
PS: Colors of the cats maybe different due to the individually handmade nature of the product.
Description: Hand woven and sewn by women at WSDO in Pokhara, Nepal. This purse is very practical for carrying cell phones, wallet and keys. This has a separate compartment inside and closes with a zipper on the top.
About: WSDO products are handwoven with a traditional back-strapped loom, which is native to the Gurung ethnic group in the surrounding hills of Pokhara. WSDO provides employment to more than 500 women directly and indirectly, including people with disabilities, such as visually-impaired women. They are trained for certain jobs that can be performed safely. You can watch the video on our Partner Organizations page to see the amazing work of the women artists at WSDO.
Size: approximately 8” x 10”
PS: Colors of the cats maybe different due to the individually handmade nature of the product.
Description: Hand woven and sewn by women at WSDO in Pokhara, Nepal. This purse is very practical for carrying cell phones, wallet and keys. This has a separate compartment inside and closes with a zipper on the top.
About: WSDO products are handwoven with a traditional back-strapped loom, which is native to the Gurung ethnic group in the surrounding hills of Pokhara. WSDO provides employment to more than 500 women directly and indirectly, including people with disabilities, such as visually-impaired women. They are trained for certain jobs that can be performed safely. You can watch the video on our Partner Organizations page to see the amazing work of the women artists at WSDO.
Size: approximately 8” x 10”
PS: Colors of the cats maybe different due to the individually handmade nature of the product.
Description: Hand woven and sewn by women at WSDO in Pokhara, Nepal. This purse is very practical for carrying cell phones, wallet and keys. This has a separate compartment inside and closes with a zipper on the top.
About: WSDO products are handwoven with a traditional back-strapped loom, which is native to the Gurung ethnic group in the surrounding hills of Pokhara. WSDO provides employment to more than 500 women directly and indirectly, including people with disabilities, such as visually-impaired women. They are trained for certain jobs that can be performed safely. You can watch the video on our Partner Organizations page to see the amazing work of the women artists at WSDO.
