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Large mesh market bags and tough, durable vinyl bags. The market bags are made from woven poly mesh and are extremely durable and hard wearing. We have three main designs in the mesh bag; Catrina Bags, Frida Bags and Stripey Bags. The tough, high quality vinyl bags are printed with images of Frida Kahlo and the famous Mexican Loteria Symbols.


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Bright, Colourful, Woven Mesh Bags (48cm x 48cm)
normally ₤13.95

These gorgeous bags are made from woven poly mesh with a double top plastic handle making them very durable. These types of bags are used in Mexico as vegetable and fruit bags. Due to their large size they can also be used as general shopping bags a tote bag, and even a beach bag. Available in five different colours.
 

Stripe Red

Stripe Red
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Stripe Blue

Stripe Blue
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Stripe Green

Stripe Blue/Green
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Stripe Light Blue

Stripe Light Blue
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Stripe Rainbow

Stripe Rainbow
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Bright, Colourful, Woven Mesh Bags (48cm x 48cm)
normally ₤13.95

La Catrina is now a symbol of Day of the Dead celebrations held in Mexico every November. Wearing her signature hat she depicts a turn of the century upper class lady. She was created by Mexican engraver and illustrator José Guadalupe Posada. Posada (1852-1913) was also a political satirist renowned for his images of skeletons (calaveras in Spanish) which he used to mock the upper classes and social and political injustice.
 

Catrina Red

Catrina Red
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Catrina Yellow

Catrina Yellow
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Catrina Green

Catrina Green
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Catrina Blue

Catrina Blue
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Catrina White

Catrina White
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Bright, Colourful, Woven Mesh Bags (48cm x 48cm)
normally ₤13.95

Frida Kahlo de Rivera (1907 - 1954) was a Mexican painter renowned for her self-portraits depicting pain and passion. Her turbulent marriage to Diego Rivera and her long battle with ill health provided much of the inspiration for her work. She was not widely recognized as a great artist until the early 1980s, when the artistic movement in Mexico known as Neomexicanismo began.
 

Frida Red

Frida Red
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Frida Yellow

Frida Yellow
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Frida Green

Frida Green
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Frida Blue

Frida Blue
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Frida White

Frida White
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Tough, durable Frida Kahlo bags (38cm x 38cm x 12cm)
normally ₤19.95
Frida1 Red

Frida1 Red
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Frida1 Yellow

Frida1 Yellow
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Frida1 Black

Frida1 Black
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Frida1 Blue

Frida1 Blue
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Frida1 White

Frida1 White
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Frida2 Red

Frida2 Red
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Frida2 Yellow

Frida2 Yellow
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Frida2 Black

Frida2 Black
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Frida2 Blue

Frida2 Blue
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Frida2 Green

Frida2 Green
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Tough, durable Loteria Bags (38cm x 38cm x 12cm)
normally ₤19.95

Loteria arrived in Mexico from Spain in the 18th century. Originally a hobby of the upper classes, it eventually became a tradition at Mexican fairs. The Loteria has now been adapted as a didactic tool, and many artists use its pictograms as a base for their art projects. The current images have become iconic in Mexican culture and are regarded as very "kitsch" in the US and Europe.
 

Loteria Red

Loteria Red
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Loteria Blue

Loteria Blue
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Loteria Green

Loteria Green
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Loteria Orange

Loteria Orange
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Loteria Yellow

Loteria Yellow
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