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Honduras Tote (by Emily Schultz)Traditional fabric from La Esperanza, Honduras brought to you by traveler Emily Schultz. "We asked around in several markets, starting in Comayagua, Honduras, where we could buy "telas hechas en Honduras" everyone kept telling us to go to La Esperanza. La Esperanza is a smaller town up in the mountains (a beautiful area, but fairly remote), so one day we all loaded into the truck and made the trek. Once we arrived, we started asking where we could

while white and blue Greek flags fly overhead

including the one I stopped at in Makeni

this traditional geometric patterned fabric continues to flourish and can be found throughout local homes and bazaars

When she’s in a new country

" —Melissa Erikson

smooth and twisted fabric made from cuprammonium rayons making it vary and more fabric savvy

This tote won’t cure the travel bug

Hayley Spear: Hayley Ecu-adores exploring new places

While at a street market in Kanchanaburi

"Young moms use a little over a yard of this kind of fabric to make an ‘iggy tingy’ to carry their babies

There are so many patterns and colors in the fabrics that they wear

Buddhism is thriving in Thailand and its temples fill the streets