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Thailand Tote (Limited)Made of traditional fabric from Thailand, this tote funds a microloan for a person in Thailand. Buddhism is thriving in Thailand and their temples fill the streets. Many temples feature lacquer and gold motifs that resemble forms of flames, leaves and flowers. These motifs have been found on old temple walls and Buddhist paintings for centuries and can now be seen on local fabrics and ceramics throughout Thailand. 1 of 212 Limited Edition: Only 212

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