It is a bucket-shaped bag made of hand-woven indigo-dyed fabric of the Baule tribe. Reversible.
The Baule people, who produce indigo dyeing, are an ethnic group living in Côte d'Ivoire in western Africa. The mask used in the traditional masquerade Gori is famous. The indigo-dyed cloth of the Baule tribe is made by hand-weaving threads that have been dyed with natural indigo while creating patterns.
*As this item is made by hand, please note that there may be stains, scratches, fraying, etc.
The bottom is square, so when you spread the handle to the left and right, the mouth opens wide, and you can see and take out the contents without the hassle of fumbling. The bucket shape makes it easy to use and is just the right size for everyday use.
The handle is solid cowhide used for gloves. It is attached by hooking it on the covered button. There are 4 walnut buttons on the front and back, so you can use it with the back side facing up by changing the button that hooks the handle.
Material: Outer material: Baule tribe hand-woven cotton cloth
lining wool fabric
Handle Cowhide
Specifications: A type that attaches by hooking the handle to the covered button.
Handles can be replaced with walnut buttons (four on the outside and four on the inside).
You can tie the string at the mouth of the bag to close it.
Size: H27cm x W35cm
One side of the bottom part 18cm
Handle length 47cm
