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Wild Woolies

Felt Coin Purse - Hummingbird

Felt Coin Purse - Hummingbird

$22.00 USD
$22.00 USD
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Introducing our exquisite hand felted zippered coin purse, adorned with a charming hummingbird design, bringing both elegance and functionality to your everyday essentials. Crafted with meticulous care by skilled artisans, this coin purse is more than just a stylish accessory – it's a testament to the beauty of fair trade craftsmanship.

Each purse is hand-felted using ethically sourced wool, ensuring a soft and durable finish that feels as delightful as it looks. The hummingbird design, intricately stitched onto the purse, adds a touch of nature-inspired grace, making it a delightful companion for any outing.

Compact yet spacious enough to hold your coins, cash, and small trinkets securely, this zippered coin purse is perfect for on-the-go use. Whether tucked into your purse or pocket, it's an ideal accessory for those who appreciate beauty with a purpose.

  • Zipper top with Pom-Pom pull. 
  • Fully lined.
  • Measures approximately: 5 inches x 3.5 inches.
  • 100% All Natural New Zealand Wool.
  • Azo-free dyes.
  • Due to the handmade nature, slight variations in size, exact color, shape, pattern, or other characteristics may be evident. Each piece is truly a unique work of art, lovingly crafted by hand.
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Meet Our Artisans

  • Walking into the Kathmandu production center’s reception you are immediately greeted by a cheerful ‘Namaste’. Commercial exports of felted products from Nepal have grown exponentially since around 2000, benefitting thousands of mostly women workers, production managers and family businesses who help support their families and educate their children with their earnings. 

  • Our hand-carved games are crafted in Saharanpur in the region of Uttar Pradesh, India that is well-known for the ancient woodcarving techniques. Temples in this region bear witness to the early talent of artisans in that region.  Today, the craft is still practiced using hand tools that are much the same.  

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