Multicolored Night Handwoven Multicolored Cotton Backpack from Guatemala Armando Ramirez Glows for 6 hours on

Glows for 6 hours on each charge

Featuring a front panel of recycled huipil textile

a resource center for women and children in crisis based in the Philippines

The tribal pattern covering the robe is inspired by the motifs of the Flores tribe in Indonesia

Evoking the sea with voluptuous waves in black

Multicolored Night Handwoven Multicolored Cotton Backpack from Guatemala Armando Ramirez Glows for 6 hours onEvoking a gorgeous night, this fashionable backpack is designed by Mirian Otzin of Guatemala. She works on a traditional telar de pie, or floor loom, diligently hand weaving multicolored designs in the style of Mayan textiles. Faux leather accentuates this backpack, which can be worn on two adjustable straps or carried by a handle. A zipper pocket at the front provides space for storing odds and ends. The bag's main flap opens with a belt buckle,