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Lining fabric
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Olive Falling Ginko Leaves

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Olive Falling Ginko Leaves
Special edition - I found a little of this color in my fabric stores. It's a beautiful olive velvet that lends itself perfectly to the grace and beauty of the orient. Embossed with falling Ginko Leaves this little bag accompanies an exotic soul.

Oyster Vestment

*Emerald Shamrock
You'll carry the luck of the Irish with you when and wherever you take this pretty little bag. The interwoven petals of this little green beauty are reminiscent of the timeless Celtic knots with which Irish have become so affiliated.

*Emerald Dragon Heart

*Emerald Dragon Heart
These little dragons have coiled themselves together to form a sweet heart. An eternal symbol of love the heart stands for what you will; a love of dragons, your one true love, or even possibly, an universal love of humanity.

PRODUCT Grass Green Acetate Moire

Seagreen Kittens at Play

Seagreen Kittens at Play
Anyone who has ever seen kittens at play is sure to fall in love with this bag. The graceful images are embossed into a soothing deep seagreen velvet.

*Emerald Dragon
Michelle had embossed so many items with this design she actually wore out the original die and needed to recarved it. Merlin's playmate will convey your interest with the realm of mystery, magic and fantasy.

*Purple Globe Thistle

*Purple Globe Thistle
The national emblem of Scotland, a thistle is said to have saved an entire Scottish army. During the Vikings invasion of Scotland, an enemy stepped on a thistle and cried out in pain inadvertently waking the sleeping Scotsmen. Now this thistle, perfectly embossed into our purple velvet, can forever more remind you, and all that behold it, of its enduring legend.

Royal Celestials

Emerald Celtic Knot

Emerald Celtic Knot
Much of the Celtic culture is lost to us now, and much of what survives comes not from written documents, but in the form of their astonishing stone and metal artwork. The knot is a symbol of binding together of the simple and the complex: the line and the curve; the mental and the physical; the tame and the wild.

*Seagreen Lone Wolf

Seagreen Lone Wolf
Many ancient civilizations paired wolves with the moon in images and literature, which eventually evolved into today's belief that wolves howl at the moon. Norse mythology tells of a pair of wolves that chase the moon and the sun to summon night and day. The Native American Seneca tribes believe that a wolf sung the moon into existence.

*Purple Wild Thistle

Purple Wild Thistle
There is nothing tame or cultivated about a thistle. Have you ever attempted to remove a thistle plant from your garden? I have tried: I cut it; I dug it; I dug some more; I poured boiling water on it; I poured vinegar on it. Come the following spring, inevitably, little spiky green shoots would appear where the thistle, that I thought to be destroyed the previous year, used to be. After many years of attempting to remove these spiky green-folks I actually studied them, made a drawing and carved the image you'll find here. My testament to the indomitable wild thistle!

Clearance Bag - Mist Fan

Clearance Bag - Aqua Cherry Blossoms