You’ll love it because: This lucky little indigo dog can look after you and your keys, wherever you go.
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Our keychain collection features the animals of the zodiac and Lao legends. The lucky dog keychain is from the zodiac. 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.
| Weight | 20 g |
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