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Send to a friendVerdant Hand-Printed Cotton Pants from Bali, "Forest Pebbles"
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Like pebbles in the bed of a forest river, verdant motifs decorate these cotton pants from Bali. Saktut Raitawati creates these pants, which are meticulously printed by hand using a screen printing technique.
- 0.19 kgs
- 0.4 lbs
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- 100% cotton
- Use mild detergent only
- Dry in the shade
- Hand wash in cold water
- Features a drawstring closure
- Colors and/or color placement may vary
- Made in Indonesia.
- Ships fast from USA.
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Write a review"My feelings of motherhood are pure happiness and this motivates me to give my very best so my children can get a higher education and the best life possible."
"I'm Desak Ketut Raitawati, or 'Saktut.' I was born in Bali where my father was a farmer and my mother sold fruit in the market. I'm the youngest... read more
