BAREFOOT Handloom Sarong colouring

BAREFOOT Handloom Sarong colouringWhat is a sarong? The sarong is a large tube of fabric that is generally worn from the waist down and is one of the most comfortable pieces of clothing you can wear. Barefoot began designing and weaving handloom sarongs in the late 1960s, reviving a love for this timeless, unisex garment. Our sarong designs draw from the flora and fauna of Sri Lanka and beyond. Dimensions: 49" 80. 5" (124. 5 cm 204 cm) Material: 100% cotton, handwoven, hank dyed Care:

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a vibrant Sri Lankan beauty

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After further betrayal

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or travel in time to towns in Sri Lanka with a genie