Vintage 60s 70s Mexican Hand Woven Straw Tote Bag Yarn Embroidered Boho
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Vintage Mid-Century Hand-Woven Mexican Straw Tote Bag with Turn-Lock Closure
Description :Add the perfect pop of retro charm to your wardrobe with this authentic vintage mid-century handcrafted Mexican market/beach tote. Dating back to the 1960s or 1970s, this structured boxy bag is woven from natural palm leaf/straw and features striking, vibrant yarn-embroidered geometric starburst and leaf motifs on the front.
Equipped with a sturdy woven top handle, a structured top flap, and a classic metal turn-lock closure that keeps your belongings secure. Perfect as a summer beach bag, a resort wear statement piece, or a unique bohemian everyday accessory!
Details & Features:
Era: 1960s / 1970s (Mid-Century Modern / Bohemian)
Origin: Handcrafted in MexicoMaterial: Natural woven straw / palm fiber, vibrant multi-colored yarn embroidery
Closure: Metal front turn-lock hardware
Style: Kitsch, Resort Wear, Boho Chic, Cottagecore, Retro Tourist Souvenir
Condition:Excellent vintage condition! The woven structure is sturdy, the handles are strong, and the colorful embroidery remains incredibly bright and intact with minimal to no fraying. (Please review all photos for exact condition and close-ups).
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