Eco bag with lavender pattern.

100% recycled environmentally friendly PP and R-PET eco bag.

30cm height × 30cm width × 18cm depth.

It can be worn on the shoulder with an elongated and reinforced purple tab.

10-12 kg load capacity.

Lavender eco-bag 2019 model: one of our favorite eco-bags is made of R-PET material, and all its elements consist of hand-painted motifs.

Knowledge base: 5 things you didn't know about lavender:

According to a Christian legend, lavender didn't even have any characteristic smell until Mary, the mother of Jesus, once spread her clothes to dry on a lavender bush.
According to a Roman superstition, the viper (a dangerous species of viper) places its nest among the lavender bushes. For this reason, approaching the plant was considered dangerous, and its price became more expensive.
In the Middle Ages it was known as the herb of love. It was believed that lavender water sprayed on the hair of a loved one preserves its wearer's integrity.
During the London plague in the 17th century, people tied lavender bouquets on both wrists to protect themselves against the deadly disease.
It was brought to North America by the colonists, where it became especially well-known for being mixed with tea when the price of Asian tea was too high.

Points of interest:

Lavender Biscuits: You can find many lavender recipes on the internet, the most famous is probably the Provencal seasoning salt, but for me the flavor of lavender is best expressed as a biscuit. You can also use the flower or the essential oil according to your taste, for the latter it is worth choosing lavender oil of edible purity!
Mosquitoes do not like its strong smell, so a few drops are enough for natural protection. If the problem has already happened, the ointment is also excellent for mosquito bites, it speeds up wound healing and relieves itching.
Lavender is believed to originate from the Mediterranean region, India and the Middle East. Its history began 2,000-2,500 years ago, and it owes its popularity to its delicate, sweet-smelling flower and its many uses.
Its Latin name, “lavandarius” comes from the verb lavare, which means “to wash”, referring to the use of decoctions made from the plant. Others believe that the name lavender comes from the Latin word livere, which means “blue in color” means

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