You’ll love it because: You can bring a touch of happiness wherever you go with this little indigo cotton bird.
$4.30
Our keychain collection features the animals of the zodiac and Lao legends. The happy bird keychain is a reference to the hongkham bird that can be found in Lao textiles.
These keychains are made from organic cotton and dyed in indigo. This is a product from the Village Weavers Projects – a series of iniatives that bring income to rural communities in Laos.
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| Color | Beige, Dark Blue, Light Blue, Pink, White |
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