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Japan Tote (by Hiromi Seifert)Fabric from Yokohama, Japan brought to you by traveler Hiromi Seifert. "The fabric I chose is used to make traditional festival attire and costumes called yukata for girls, and zinbei for boys. You will see children wearing these outfits during the summer festivals in August. With any leftover material, people make all kinds of small items such as table mats, pillow cases, pot holders, and so on. I am attaching a picture of a couple of bags made from

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The print of this fabric is inclined towards "Holi" which is a Hindu spring festival celebrated in the month of March

this tote funds a microloan for a person in Guatemala

Traditional fabric from Kisumu

These bold patterns are seen throughout the country and have become a symbol of Mali’s cultural identity

Israel brought to you by traveler Hannah Silver

She takes notice of all the similarities between the new culture and her home in the US

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It's really hard to find repeat fabric so usually when you see it you need to snatch it right away

She loves to Cuban-d together with people from other countries and now has friends all Moldova the world

being able to walk around a new place is a Game’bia changer

Israel brought to you by traveler Justine Crotts