Traditional Zinacantan Chiapas Sarape - Men sarape Silk Velvet Ikat Pouch -

Silk Velvet Ikat Pouch - Hand-woven silk velvet ikat fabric exterior - Canvas interior - Zipper top - Designed to hold small essentials or electronics - 2 different sizes in a case - 6"x 8"x 1" (depth) and 8"x 12"x 1" (depth)

It takes 1-2 months to make

25" side slit with ruffled detail makes this an elegant choice for that special occassion

Perfect size for storing your Checkbook

handmade and embroidered in fine silk

Traditional Zinacantan Chiapas Sarape - Men sarape Silk Velvet Ikat Pouch -Traditional outfit of the Tzotziles, an indigenous group that inhabits Zinacantan, Chiapas. The word Zinacantan means "place of the bats," symbolized by the cape the women wear over their shoulders called Machabal. The dark and rich colors of the outfit represent their environment, while the bright floral colors represent their economic culture. The men wear a sarape known as pok'u'ul that is also embroidered in rich and colorful flowers to match the