Summer bags

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand and foundation Hilo Sagrado.

Handcrafted by the indigenous Wayuu communties in Colombia using traditional weaving techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The rich cultural heritage of the Wayuu is carefully woven into each bag. The process can take more than a month, resulting in an object that is not just a bag, but a reflection of traditions and sacred values.

This bag features patterns designed by the indigenous Wayuu people. Each bag has a unique, natural, bohemian appeal and is perfect for summer days. 

Size: 18 cm (height) x 16 cm (width) with a strap of 120 cm length

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand and foundation Hilo Sagrado.

Handcrafted by the indigenous Wayuu communties in Colombia using traditiona weaving techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The rich cultural heritage of the Wayuu is carefully woven into each bag. The process can take more than a month, resulting in an object that is not just a bag, but a reflection of traditions and sacred values.

This bag features patterns designed by the indigenous Wayuu people. Each bag has a unique, natural, bohemian appeal and is perfect for summer days. 

Size: 25 cm (height) x 30 cm (width) with a strap of 70 cm length

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand and foundation Hilo Sagrado.

Handcrafted by the indigenous Wayuu communties in Colombia using traditiona weaving techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The rich cultural heritage of the Wayuu is carefully woven into each bag. The process can take more than a month, resulting in an object that is not just a bag, but a reflection of traditions and sacred values.

This bag features patterns designed by the indigenous Wayuu people. Each bag has a unique, natural, bohemian appeal and is perfect for summer days. 

Size: 25 cm (height) x 30 cm (width) with a strap of 70 cm length

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand and foundation Hilo Sagrado.

Handcrafted by the indigenous Wayuu communties in Colombia using traditiona weaving techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The rich cultural heritage of the Wayuu is carefully woven into each bag. The process can take more than a month, resulting in an object that is not just a bag, but a reflection of traditions and sacred values.

This bag features patterns designed by the indigenous Wayuu people. Each bag has a unique, natural, bohemian appeal and is perfect for summer days. 

Size: 25 cm (height) x 30 cm (width) with a strap of 70 cm length

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand and foundation Hilo Sagrado.

Handcrafted by the indigenous Wayuu communties in Colombia using traditiona weaving techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The rich cultural heritage of the Wayuu is carefully woven into each bag. The process can take more than a month, resulting in an object that is not just a bag, but a reflection of traditions and sacred values.

This bag features patterns designed by the indigenous Wayuu people. Each bag has a unique, natural, bohemian appeal and is perfect for summer days. 

Size: 40 cm (height) x 30 cm (width) with a strap of 70 cm length

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand and foundation Hilo Sagrado.

Handcrafted by the indigenous Wayuu communties in Colombia using traditiona weaving techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The rich cultural heritage of the Wayuu is carefully woven into each bag. The process can take more than a month, resulting in an object that is not just a bag, but a reflection of traditions and sacred values.

This bag features patterns designed by the indigenous Wayuu people. Each bag has a unique, natural, bohemian appeal and is perfect for summer days. 

Size: 40 cm (height) x 30 cm (width) with a strap of 70 cm length

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand and foundation Hilo Sagrado.

Handcrafted by the indigenous Wayuu communties in Colombia using traditiona weaving techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The rich cultural heritage of the Wayuu is carefully woven into each bag. The process can take more than a month, resulting in an object that is not just a bag, but a reflection of traditions and sacred values.

This bag features patterns designed by the indigenous Wayuu people. Each bag has a unique, natural, bohemian appeal and is perfect for summer days. 

Size: 40 cm (height) x 30 cm (width) with a strap of 70 cm length

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand and foundation Hilo Sagrado.

Handcrafted by the indigenous Wayuu communties in Colombia using traditiona weaving techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The rich cultural heritage of the Wayuu is carefully woven into each bag. The process can take more than a month, resulting in an object that is not just a bag, but a reflection of traditions and sacred values.

This bag features patterns designed by the indigenous Wayuu people. Each bag has a unique, natural, bohemian appeal and is perfect for summer days. 

Size: 18 cm (height) x 16 cm (width) with a strap of 120 cm length

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand and foundation Hilo Sagrado.

Handcrafted by the indigenous Wayuu communties in Colombia using traditiona weaving techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The rich cultural heritage of the Wayuu is carefully woven into each bag. The process can take more than a month, resulting in an object that is not just a bag, but a reflection of traditions and sacred values.

This bag features patterns designed by the indigenous Wayuu people. Each bag has a unique, natural, bohemian appeal and is perfect for summer days. 

Size: 40 cm (height) x 30 cm (width) with a strap of 70 cm length

Made to order. Delivery in 3-4 weeks.

This bag by the Elmina-based design brand Aketekete is handwoven by artisans in the communities in Sumbrungu located in Northern Ghana. 

The founders, Maria and Micheal state about their brand: "Aketekete is the name of a traditional festival from Elmina (Ghana) in which rituals are performed to connect with ancestors and celebrate their roots. It is an ode to the past and to never being forgotten. A connection to nature and its forms. To celebrate culture, origins and stories otherwise lost. We value collaborating and connecting with creatives to design modern objects with age-old techniques by supporting artisan communities to make them."

Material:

• Straw sourced in Ghana

• Hand-dyed tie-dye cotton bag  with drawstring closure and cloth handle

Dimensions: W: 30 cm; H: 26 cm; D: 16 cm

Only one bag left in stock. Textile lining in orange/ light blue sold out. Choose freely among the three left linings. 

This bag by the Elmina-based design brand Aketekete is handwoven by artisans in the communities in Sumbrungu located in Northern Ghana. 

The founders, Maria and Micheal state about their brand: "Aketekete is the name of a traditional festival from Elmina (Ghana) in which rituals are performed to connect with ancestors and celebrate their roots. It is an ode to the past and to never be forgotten. A connection to nature and its forms. To celebrate culture, origins and stories otherwise lost. We value collaborating and connecting with creatives to design modern objects with age-old techniques by supporting artisan communities to make them."

Size: width 36 cm, height 26 cm, diameter 16 cm.

Color: orange, blue, sand.

Material: straw sourced in Ghana, hand-dyed tie-dye cotton bag with drawstring closure, and cloth handle.

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By Colombian design brand Matamba. 

The multicolor bag is woven with a fique natural fiber crochet technique and raw cotton handles.

Co-created with the artisans of Curití, Santander, located northeast of Colombia in the Andean region.

It takes about 5 days to weave.

Measures: 30cm (L) x 35cm (H) x 14 cm (W)
Length Strips: 60cm

In stock.

By Colombian design brand Matamba. 

This black bag is woven with a fique natural fiber crochet technique and raw cotton handles.

Co-created with the artisans of Curití, Santander, located northeast of Colombia in the Andean region.

It takes about 5 days to weave.

Measures: 30cm (L) x 36cm (H) x 14cm (W)

Length Strips: 60cm

In stock.

By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa.

Crafted by the Kuna Women in Colombia, the designs combine traditional geometric patterns with intricate hand-sewn appliqués of various native birds and plants. 

One left in stock.

By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa.

Crafted by the Kuna Women in Colombia, the designs combine traditional geometric patterns with intricate hand-sewn appliqués of various native birds and plants.

To accentuate the Kuna textiles that decorate the side of each tote, our artisan weavers of the Chimichagua region naturally dyed the Estera Palm fibers in brilliant hues inspired by the brilliant colors found in coral.
Finished with handles made out of woven cotton, the large tote is designed to be sturdy and fit all sorts of goodies and practical daily items such as computers.

Made with a technique that originates in its eponymous municipality in the coastal region of Cesar, Colombia. It was traditionally used by indigenous communities to make sleeping mats from the “Estera” palm. Today it has been adopted by afro communities and has evolved into natural rugs and placemats, most of them featuring geometric designs in various color combinations. This craft constituted a prosperous home industry, but today is being threatened by agriculture, cattle raising, and expanding urban expansion.

Size: length 12 cm, width 37 cm, height 32 cm, handle 14.5 cm x 10 cm.

Internal pouch: 20 cm 15 cm.

Colors: (outside) "Estera" Palm Natural; (sides) Mola in coral with patterns in green, blue, and pink.

Materials: Estera palm fiber, mixed fabrics, cotton handles, and canvas.

Only one left in stock with coloring in sky blue/ pink/ brown/ yellow. 

This bag by the Elmina-based design brand Aketekete is handwoven by artisans in the communities in Yikene, Ghana.  

The bag with the dark blue handle is an exclusive design for White Label Project.

The founders, Maria and Micheal state about their brand: "Aketekete is the name of a traditional festival from Elmina, Ghana, in which rituals are performed to connect with ancestors and celebrate their roots. It is an ode to the past and to never be forgotten. A connection to nature and its forms. To celebrate culture, origins and stories otherwise lost. We value collaborating and connecting with creatives to design modern objects with age-old techniques by supporting artisan communities to make them."

Size: width 40 cm, height 40 cm.

Color: navy, pink, orange, green, sand.

Material: Straw sourced in Ghana 

Only two bags left in stock. Textile lining in orange/ light blue sold out. Choose freely among the three left linings. 

This bag by the Elmina-based design brand Aketekete is handwoven by artisans in the communities in Sumbrungu located in Northern Ghana. 

The founders, Maria and Micheal state about their brand: "Aketekete is the name of a traditional festival from Elmina (Ghana) in which rituals are performed to connect with ancestors and celebrate their roots. It is an ode to the past and to never be forgotten. A connection to nature and its forms. To celebrate culture, origins and stories otherwise lost. We value collaborating and connecting with creatives to design modern objects with age-old techniques by supporting artisan communities to make them."

Size: length 52 cm, height 37 cm, diameter 20 cm.

Material: straw sourced in Ghana, hand-dyed tie-dye cotton lining with drawstring closure and cloth handle.

Colors: blue / purple, brown / yellow / orange, orange / light blue, coral / orange.

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Oversize totebag made of 100% upcycled cotton through the New Denim Project. Perfect for the grocery store, the beach, and your everyday tasks.

Ethically made in Guatemala.

Product details:
Materials: 100% upcycled cotton
Care: Machine wash cold with similar colors. Line dry.
Dimensions: 49 cm x 40 cm

Color: White bag with black drawing (image with red print only for size reference)