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You’ll love it because: Pretty and eye-catching, the Tai Muang silk coin purse is using a six-paddle weaving technique, plus it has genuine leather accents.
$16.80
Pretty colours and pure silk make these coin purses standout, while the extra leather wrist handle and zip ties add durability. These handsome Tai Muang coin purses show off Tai Muang artisans’ skills on the six paddle loom.
Made with a combination of silk and cotton yarns, the Tai Muang weave expressive geometric designs that look surprisingly modern. Complete the set by pairing it with the Tai Muang shoulder bag or crossbody bag.
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Color | Orange, Purple, Red |
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