Not-a-Lavender Bag
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£ 14.00 - Regular price
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£ 14.00
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The Burmese version of a Lavender or Cedarwood Bag - Agarwood Bags
Made from offcut fabrics, these tiny pyramid agarwood bags are the Burmese equivalent of lavender bags. It is a lovely, subtle, fresh smell. Pop them in your sock drawer, nestle them amongst your cashmere, gift them to a friend.
We adore these; they give life to unused fabrics, prolong the life of clothes at risk of being munched by moths and are lovely little gems to give away.
They come in lots of colours and patterns. We will send you a design at random, but if you would like a specific one or selection, please include a note in the box at checkout.
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An average family in Burma is made up of four people. 38% are farming families and live off less than $300 a month.
However, adequate nutrition, healthcare and education for four costs around $750. Our mission is to close this gap through consistent orders.
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Fantastic little bags. Great gift for people who don't like the smell of lavender. These little bags work in the same way . Pop into a drawer. I love the scent they give x
Kalinko
Oh we're so pleased you love them Angelina! We totally agree - they're a lovely alternative to Lavender, and if they start to lose strength you can "re-charge" them by popping them in the sun for a few hours. The heat will draw out more of the oils from the Agar wood inside.