The Floating Mountain That Inspired Avatar - Beverly K. Copen Collection - Fanny Pack | Crossbody Bag

This fab fanny pack is the hot ticket for the constantly-on-the-move crowd! Boasting a just-right size, a hidden inner pocket, and adjustable straps, it's the perfect pick to take with you to a music fest, jet-set on a getaway, or just give you free hands when you need 'em.

• 100% polyester
• Fabric weight: 9.56 oz/yd² (325 g/m²), weight may vary by 5%
• Dimensions: 6.5″ (16 cm) in height, 13″ (33 cm) in width, and 2¾″ (7 cm) in diameter
• Water-resistant material
• Top zipper with 2 sliders
• Small, customizable inner pocket without zipper
• Silky lining, piped inside hems
• 1¼″ (2.54 cm) wide adjustable straps with plastic strap regulators

The Design

The design is from a photograph taken by award-winning photographer, Beverly K. Copen. Here’s her story about the photo:

The Mountain that Inspired Avatar

The “floating mountains” in the great film, Avatar, were enchanting to me.  I had to find out where in China they were. I did find out from a friend who happened to post a photo on social media. Then came the wait.  There were no Chinese travel tour companies that went to that location.  Patience.  Ummm.  Then one day, there was. It was the first time they had gone to the Yellow Mountain, Huangshan mountain, and I signed up immediately. One great longtime gal friend went with me.  I cherished every long hike to get to see the many sites.  It was, indeed,  breathtaking.  While I came back with more than 3,000 photo images, this, was one of my favorites.

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