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Patterned H’mong – Handwoven Red Hemp Long Purse

Patterned H’mong – Handwoven Red Hemp Long Purse

Regular price €25,95 EUR
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Highlights

Materials: Hand-woven hemp, repurposed H'mong indigo batik fabric

Dimension: 20 x 10.5cm (7.8 x 4.1 inches). Big-size phones can fit comfortably

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Designed for everyday use, this purse can carry essentials such as phone, credit cards, cash, lipsticks, or mascara. It also works as a clutch to match outfits for an evening out. 

Descriptions

This purse is handmade from handwoven hemp and naturally dyed by H’Mong artisans in Northern Vietnam. The flap is cut from repurposed indigo batik fabric with dense geometric tribal patterns, and closes securely with a magnetic button. Inside are two compartments: one with a zipper pocket and another with four card slots. A cotton insert is placed between the compartments, making it soft and comfortable to hold. The red hemp body contrasts elegantly with the indigo batik flap, creating a distinctive and cultural look.. 

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  • Shipping cost and time

    Items are shipped from Stockholm, Sweden with following cost and time for an order:

    - Sweden domestic: 59 SEK, delivered in 2-4 days

    - To Europe: £7, delivered in 4-7 days

    - To USA: $8, delivered in 6-10 days

    - Rest of the world: £10 in 6-15 days

    Click on the link to see more details in our Shipping policy

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  • Care Instruction & Notes

    - Handmade products are subject to minor imperfections

    - Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting

    - Machine wash at 30 degree or hand wash with mild detergent to preserve the color

    - Dry clean if possible

    - Hang dry is recommended

Repurposed fabrics

A part of vintage tribal costumes is applied in our product designs. These fabrics are all woven by hand and naturally dyed. They also have a lot of embroidery details and batik painting using beeswax. An authentic H'mong cloth requires a lot of time, effort and skills of the makers and it is worth to be conserved in the fashion cycles

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