Handwoven Geometric Coin Purse in Magenta, Green, and Cream
£12.00
This handwoven coin purse features a lively geometric design in magenta, green, and cream. The intricate weaving showcases striking triangular and linear motifs, offering a unique and colourful accessory that’s both stylish and functional. Perfect for storing your small essentials. Made from 100% cotton and dyed using AZO-free processes. Thoughtfully crafted from leftover handwoven fabric, ensuring minimal waste. This eco-friendly coin purse beautifully merges bold colours and sustainable practices, making it an eye-catching eco-conscious accessory.
Please note that slight variations in colour may occur due to lighting during photography. Additionally, small variations in size are natural with handwoven items, adding to their unique charm.
Dimensions: Approximately 11 cm (W) x 10 cm (H) x 5 cm (D)
Materials: 100% cotton, AZO-free dyes
Closure style: Zip opening
Production Region: Nagaland, Northeast India
Care Instructions: Hand wash gently with mild detergent. Air dry flat.
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Our collection of handloom accessories is curated around contemporary elegance and a celebration of the vibrant patterns and motifs authentic to Naga textiles. Other embellishments such as intricate braiding and knotwork add further sophistication. We curate our collection to include both earthy-inspired natural tones as well as lively and energetic colours, so that you can find the perfect accents for your style.
These hand-woven coin purses are made from leftover handwoven fabric, crafted by a collective of women weavers in the Phek region of Nagaland, using the ancient handloom (otherwise known as 'loin loom') technique. This is a skilful and highly manual process, using no mechanised or powered tools or equipment, relying on the weavers own effort, creativity and keen mental arithmetic to calculate the ornate patterns. Handloom weaving is at the heart of Naga cultural heritage and is so much more than simply a textiles production process or means of generating an income. Weaving has a strong social meaning and is deeply tied to the regional ecosystem. The craft brings people together - typically women - and supports wellbeing through relationships, collaboration and artistic self-expression. The process is extremely low energy and has a minimal environmental footprint and works in harmony with the natural landscape, flora and fauna of the Naga hills. The fertile soil of this landscape has historically provided perfect conditions for growing the cotton, flax and nettle traditionally used in making yarns since ancestral times.
We partner with community-owned weaving collectives who strive to ensure that weavers are able to make a dignified livelihood, and in-turn that craft weaving is sustained for the generations to come. In doing so, this work also contributes to conserving the natural environment of this spectacularly beautiful and ecologically rich region. By purchasing these products you are not only adding a touch of cultural elegance to your décor, but supporting the future of handloom craft weaving for generations to come.
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Additional information
Weight | 130 g |
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Dimensions | 16 × 16 in |
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