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Ghana Tote (by Rachel Mowers)Traditional fabric from Accra, Ghana brought to you by traveler Rachel Mowers. "Colorful fabric is used all over in Ghana. Village chiefs wear large swaths of fabric as togas, women use them to wear their babies on their backs and keep their hands free, and obviously, they make beautiful clothing. The woman our team stayed with runs her own custom clothing business, and she made a full dress for my roommate and a skirt for me in less than 24 hours on

Hawaiian fabric is full of amazing colors and scenery from the outdoors that showcase their wonderful culture

men's attire where the shirt and pants would be of the same fabric

Stepping out of her comfort zone and jumping two feet into the new culture has opened El Salva-doors to a whole new world for her… a world filled countries and cultures that can teach us so Ger-many things about life

they don't know the meaning of the word "subtle"

The fabric I bought has a traditional Shipibo-Conibo design

especially in the form of long skirts commonly worn for entrance into the Buddhist temples

Allison Eriksen: During her first trip to the Southern Hemisphere

this tote funds a microloan for a person in Australia

she quickly realized that in Italy

or Dalecarlian horse

They have also hosted many Maasai at their home in the US and have loved this cultural exchange

"I bought this fabric at a little shop in the market place

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