Traditional Bedouin Hand Embroidered Purse or Jewelry Bag, with Red Yarn Tassles - Rita Okrent Collection (AA291) gris gris Formerly Antique Item 249 Stone Item 556

Name: Traditional Bedouin Hand Embroidered Purse or Jewelry Bag, with Red Yarn Tassles - Rita Okrent Collection (AA291) gris gris Formerly Antique Item 249 Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 99665148911
Price: 38.00 USD
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Rating: 4.585 (23 reviews)

Traditional Bedouin Hand Embroidered Purse or Jewelry Bag, with Red Yarn Tassles - Rita Okrent Collection (AA291) gris gris Formerly Antique Item 249 Stone Item 556

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Traditional Bedouin Hand Embroidered Purse or Jewelry Bag, with Red Yarn Tassles Rita Okrent Collection (AA291) gris gris Formerly Antique Item 249 Stone Item 556 Formerly Antique Item 249 more than 60 are moon beads Traditional vintage geometric design embroidered Palestinian Bedouin purse or jewelry bag Beautiful work on this lovely bag

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