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Fatima Morocco

Drawstring for Basket Check

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Set
color — blue
Size & Weight

Height: around 30cm
Width: around 45cm
Gusset: around 18cm

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Drawstring bag that doubles as an inner bag for baskets.
The checkered pattern coordinates well with baskets.
The firm texture of the fabric allows summer baskets to be rearranged for fall and winter use.
You can also use it as an eco-bag for shopping by tying the string.

Due to the handmade nature of this product, the size and color may differ slightly from those shown in the photo.
Also, please note that the fabric may have uneven weave or neps.

Fatima Morocco

Morocco is a place where the ethnic cultures of the African continent, the stylish spirit of France, and the mysterious Islamic culture blend.

Fatima Morocco offers a wide variety of unique traditional handicrafts that are full of charm. Original babouches and baskets are handmade one by one by local craftsmen.

Commitment to Products:
At first, I was just a tourist. I never thought I would start my brand of Moroccan goods. However, on my 40th birthday, I spent a month traveling throughout Morocco to look back on my life. That's when I decided to start Fatima Morocco.

When I was working as a stylist, I would buy props and accessories in Morocco and use them as points of reference for my outfits. I always thought that they would look great with clothes and wished that such accessories were available in Japan. In 2005, with the help of a Moroccan acquaintance, I started the business, and in 2006, Fatima Morocco was born.