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Huichol Deer Bag

Sale price$ 2,350.00
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Bolsa Huichol Venado de La Troupe
Huichol Deer Bag Sale price$ 2,350.00
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Huichol Deer Bag

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The Bolsa Huichol Venado belongs to La Troupe’s family of pom-pom bags, a long-standing signature of the brand. Its 45 × 40 cm format provides a generous cotton surface for embroidery and proportions designed for everyday use while retaining the character of an artisanal textile piece.

The body is made in cotton and draws inspiration from Mexican Huichol art. Embroidered deer and Huichol symbolism appear across the surface, built with thread rather than print. The raised stitch can be felt over the textile base and gives the front depth, color and a different reading depending on viewing distance.

The handles are made in chocolate-colored cowhide leather and the interior is lined with a delicate cotton fabric. The material experience therefore combines three registers: the cotton textile body, raised embroidery and the firmer leather of the handles, creating contrast in touch, weight and finish.

The 45 × 40 cm scale gives the embroidery visual presence without turning the bag into a rigid object. It is one size (UT) and currently offered in Negro, Mostaza, Verde and Crema.

Made in Mexico by Mayan communities. As a handcrafted product, each piece may show slight differences in embroidery or color that belong naturally to the manual process.

  • Dimensions: 45 × 40 cm
  • Front: 100% cotton
  • Lining: 100% cotton
  • Handles: 100% chocolate-colored cowhide leather
  • Detail: embroidered deer and Huichol symbolism
  • Size: UT / one size
  • Current colors: Negro, Mostaza, Verde and Crema
  • Origin: made in Mexico by Mayan communities

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