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Fair Trade Natural Yoga Mat Case

Manufacturer: Tortuga

Item No. SYCASE)

Hard wearing, elegant carry case with woven shoulder strap and fitted lid attached

Lightweight and portable
Robust construction prevents mats from getting sqashed by heavy luggage or when in storage
Reed has natural anti-bacterial/anti-fungal properties if kept dry

The people making these baskets are all indigenous to a village in the Sierra Madre Mountains, (Mexico).

The palm reed they use grows in the hills around their village.

Plants are cut but never destroyed as they represent their livelihood.

Buying one basket will support one family for about a week.

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You pay £19.95 (€ 24,48 ) only £19 (€ 23,31 ) each

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