Los Corales Collection brings back our coveted Chimichagua Tote in a more colorful way than ever! 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. The smaller tote is perfect for everyday use but also for warm summer evenings - it fits a large wallet, phone and many other small essentials.
DIMENSIONS
Length: 12 cm, Width: 37 cm, Height: 32 cm, Handle: 14.5 cm X 10 cm, Internal Pouch: 20 cm X 15 cm
Length: 4.7 in, Width: 14.5 in, Height: 12.5 in, Handle: 5.7 in X 4 in, Internal Pouch: 8 in X 6 in
COLORS
Estera: Ocre, Textile: Mango, Navy, Lilac
MATERIALS
Estera palm fiber, mixed fabrics, cotton handles and brass hardware
ARTISAN TECHNIQUES
This technique 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. This tote also incorporates The Kuna textile that are handsewn by artisan women of the Guna Dule community of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For generations, the artisan women have passed down an ancient appliqué technique of hand sewing cut-out layers of fabric to form an intricate piece of art. Each fabric is the unique design of the artisan woman who carefully crafted it. In the Guna culture, beliefs and traditions can be found woven into each composition. Some depict stories, animals or daily scenes while others portray a more abstract design
Los Corales Collection brings back our coveted Chimichagua Tote in a more colorful way than ever! 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. The smaller tote is perfect for everyday use but also for warm summer evenings - it fits a large wallet, phone and many other small essentials.
DIMENSIONS
Length: 9 cm, Width: 25 cm, Height: 22 cm, Handle: 10 cm X 9 cm, Internal Pouch: 20 cm X 15 cm
Length: 3.5 in, Width: 10 in, Height: 8.5 in, Handle: 4 in X 9 cm, Internal Pouch: 8 in X 6 in
COLORS
Estera: Ocre, Textile: Mango, Navy, Lilac
MATERIALS
Estera palm fiber, mixed fabrics, cotton handles and brass hardware
ARTISAN TECHNIQUES
This technique 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. This tote also incorporates The Kuna textile that are handsewn by artisan women of the Guna Dule community of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For generations, the artisan women have passed down an ancient appliqué technique of hand sewing cut-out layers of fabric to form an intricate piece of art. Each fabric is the unique design of the artisan woman who carefully crafted it. In the Guna culture, beliefs and traditions can be found woven into each composition. Some depict stories, animals or daily scenes while others portray a more abstract design
Los Corales Collection brings back our coveted Chimichagua Tote in a more colorful way than ever! 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. The smaller tote is perfect for everyday use but also for warm summer evenings - it fits a large wallet, phone and many other small essentials.
DIMENSIONS
Length: 9 cm, Width: 25 cm, Height: 22 cm, Handle: 10 cm X 9 cm, Internal Pouch: 20 cm X 15 cm
Length: 3.5 in, Width: 10 in, Height: 8.5 in, Handle: 4 in X 9 cm, Internal Pouch: 8 in X 6 in
COLORS
Estera: Mango, Textile: Aqua, Mint, Navy
MATERIALS
Estera palm fiber, mixed fabrics, cotton handles and brass hardware
ARTISAN TECHNIQUES
This technique 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. This tote also incorporates The Kuna textile that are handsewn by artisan women of the Guna Dule community of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For generations, the artisan women have passed down an ancient appliqué technique of hand sewing cut-out layers of fabric to form an intricate piece of art. Each fabric is the unique design of the artisan woman who carefully crafted it. In the Guna culture, beliefs and traditions can be found woven into each composition. Some depict stories, animals or daily scenes while others portray a more abstract design
Excited to introduce a new shape designed to be worn all year round. Crafted from natural Iraca Palm, one of the richest and most delicate fibers in Colombia, and finished with vegan cactus leather sourced from Mexico, this tote is spacious enough to hold a laptop and your everyday essentials.
The iraca totes are finished off with an internal printed pocket. These totes also look great with our colorful Kuna keychains, because of course we are all for color!
DIMENSIONS
Length: 28 cm, Top Width: 39 cm, Base Width: 30 cm, Depth: 18 cm
Length: 11 in, Top Width: 15.5 in, Base Width: 12 in, Depth: 7 in
COLORS
Black/Natural
MATERIALS
Natural Iraca fiber, Cactus leather
ARTISAN TECHNIQUES
The weaving technique used by artisans in the elaboration of products in Iraca is one of the richest and most delicate in the entire national territory. After cleaning, washing and dyeing the fibers, women start weaving using the special technique they learn since they are very young, making it a family tradition and passing this from generation to generation. The dyes are extracted from seeds, leaves, branches, beef tongue, walnut, black cedar and minerals to obtain a beautiful & natural color palette.
Los Corales Collection brings back our coveted Chimichagua Tote in a more colorful way than ever! 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. The smaller tote is perfect for everyday use but also for warm summer evenings - it fits a large wallet, phone and many other small essentials.
DIMENSIONS
Length: 9 cm, Width: 25 cm, Height: 22 cm, Handle: 10 cm X 9 cm, Internal Pouch: 20 cm X 15 cm
Length: 3.5 in, Width: 10 in, Height: 8.5 in, Handle: 4 in X 9 cm, Internal Pouch: 8 in X 6 in
COLORS
Estera: Natural, Textile: Redrock, Thistle, Curry
MATERIALS
Estera palm fiber, mixed fabrics, cotton handles and brass hardware
ARTISAN TECHNIQUES
This technique 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. This tote also incorporates The Kuna textile that are handsewn by artisan women of the Guna Dule community of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For generations, the artisan women have passed down an ancient appliqué technique of hand sewing cut-out layers of fabric to form an intricate piece of art. Each fabric is the unique design of the artisan woman who carefully crafted it. In the Guna culture, beliefs and traditions can be found woven into each composition. Some depict stories, animals or daily scenes while others portray a more abstract design
Do not wash or dry clean. Keep away from perfume
Bolso tote Camino Kuna
Precio habitual
$195.00Precio de oferta$155.00Guardar $40.00
Basada en la topografía única y colorida de Colombia, la colección SS20 da vida a los paseos y senderos de la historia ancestral de Guna Dule en una variedad de accesorios redefinidos.
El Kuna Tote es un diseño versátil, hecho para llevar todo tipo de golosinas y artículos prácticos diarios como computadoras. Sus asas están hechas de algodón tejido resistente y el cuerpo está hecho de lona lavable. Tiene un textil Kuna decorativo en el medio a cada lado que le da un encanto más allá del de un simple bolso.
DIMENSIONES 14,5 × 3,1 × 13,3 pulgadas ESTILO Bolso grande COLOR Exterior: Lona de algodón / Arena, ciruela y marfil Lino Bolsa interior: Lona de algodón Base: Lona de algodón reciclado jaspeada roja Manijas: Cotto
Clean Carefully With A Warm Wet Cloth. Do Not Dry Clean Or Machine Wash
Wicklewood X Mola Sasa is a collaboration which celebrates a kindred aesthetic - vivid colour, vibrant motifs, impeccable finishing and aligned philosophies - preserving artisan traditions, sourcing sustainable materials and working with local female artisans to empower women.
This unique yet versatile tote combines the work and traditions of 2 latin american artisan communities. The Jaspe textiles were crafted by Guatemalan artisans with their traditional handloom weaving techniques while the Kuna textiles were handsewn by Guna Dule artisan women of Colombia. All together, they create the perfect summer tote: colorful, distinctive and big enough to carry your daily items or beach gear.
Height: 14.5 in, Base Width: 3.1 in, Length: 13.3 in
COLORS
Blue/Green
MATERIALS
Linen and Cotton
ARTISAN TECHNIQUES
The Kuna textile was handsewn by artisan women of the Guna Dule community of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For generations the artisan women have passed down an ancient appliqué technique of hand sewing cut-out layers of fabric to form an intricate piece of art. Each fabric is the specific design of the artisan woman who carefully works on it. The Guna culture, beliefs and traditions can be found woven into each composition. Some depict stories, animals or daily scenes while others offer a more abstract design. The Jaspe fabric used for the sides of this tote was handwoven on a backstrap loom in Guatemala and inspired by the pieces of Wicklewood founder's great grandmother, Lilly De Jongh's extensive Mesoamerican textile collection.
Clean carefully with a warm wet cloth. Do not dry clean or machine wash.
Wicklewood X Mola Sasa is a collaboration which celebrates a kindred aesthetic - vivid colour, vibrant motifs, impeccable finishing and aligned philosophies - preserving artisan traditions, sourcing sustainable materials and working with local female artisans to empower women.
This unique yet versatile tote combines the work and traditions of 2 latin american artisan communities. The Jaspe textiles were crafted by Guatemalan artisans with their traditional handloom weaving techniques while the Kuna textiles were handsewn by Guna Dule artisan women of Colombia. All together, they create the perfect summer tote: colorful, distinctive and big enough to carry your daily items or beach gear.
Height: 14.5 in, Base Width: 3.1 in, Length: 13.3 in
COLORS
Red/Blue
MATERIALS
Linen and Cotton
ARTISAN TECHNIQUES
The Kuna textile was handsewn by artisan women of the Guna Dule community of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For generations the artisan women have passed down an ancient appliqué technique of hand sewing cut-out layers of fabric to form an intricate piece of art. Each fabric is the specific design of the artisan woman who carefully works on it. The Guna culture, beliefs and traditions can be found woven into each composition. Some depict stories, animals or daily scenes while others offer a more abstract design. The Jaspe fabric used for the sides of this tote was handwoven on a backstrap loom in Guatemala and inspired by the pieces of Wicklewood founder's great grandmother, Lilly De Jongh's extensive Mesoamerican textile collection.
Clean carefully with a warm wet cloth. Do not dry clean or machine wash.
Los Corales Collection brings back our coveted Chimichagua Tote in a more colorful way than ever! 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. The smaller tote is perfect for everyday use but also for warm summer evenings - it fits a large wallet, phone and many other small essentials.
DIMENSIONS
Length: 12 cm, Width: 37 cm, Height: 32 cm, Handle: 14.5 cm X 10 cm, Internal Pouch: 20 cm X 15 cm
Length: 4.7 in, Width: 14.5 in, Height: 12.5 in, Handle: 5.7 in X 4 in, Internal Pouch: 8 in X 6 in
COLORS
Estera: Natural, Textile: Redrock, Thistle, Curry
MATERIALS
Estera palm fiber, mixed fabrics, cotton handles and brass hardware
ARTISAN TECHNIQUES
This technique 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. This tote also incorporates The Kuna textile that are handsewn by artisan women of the Guna Dule community of Caimán Alto, Colombia. For generations, the artisan women have passed down an ancient appliqué technique of hand sewing cut-out layers of fabric to form an intricate piece of art. Each fabric is the unique design of the artisan woman who carefully crafted it. In the Guna culture, beliefs and traditions can be found woven into each composition. Some depict stories, animals or daily scenes while others portray a more abstract design
Do not wash or dry clean. Keep away from perfume
Estera del totalizador
Precio habitual
$250.00Precio de oferta$175.00Guardar $75.00
El cuerpo de los totes de Chimichagua son tejidos a mano por mujeres de la región de Cesar de Colombia, en la comunidad de Chimichagua, con hojas de palma nativas "Estera". Las asas de los bolsos y el cuerpo de los cinturones y pendientes se tejen a mano en la Reserva Zenu en Tuchin Córdoba con "caña flecha".
DIMENSIONES 11,5 × 2 × 13,5 pulgadas ESTILO Tote mediano COLORS Exterior: Natural, Terracota, Naranja, Mocca Interior y Aros: Lona de Algodón Natural Mangos: Bronceado y Natural caña flecha
Do not wash or dry clean. Keep away from perfume
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