This bag is intricately crafted by hand, one stitch at a time, using hessian fibre. It features a hand-cut leather shoulder belt, and is closed using a drawstring cotton closure. The bag was given the name ‘Mwedzi’, meaning moon in the Shona language, due to its crescent shape.

This bag is crafted by hand using hessian fibres. The use of a cross-stitch pattern secures the edges and allows for durability. The bag’s inner lining is made up of a cellulose fibre that gives the bag its structure. The bag is versatile thanks to a leather belt that enables it to be worn either as a crossbody bag or at the waist.

This bag is crafted from hand dyed hessian fibres, and is lined with cotton. The interior also includes a detachable, drawstring duster bag to keep belongings safe and enclosed. The bag features a leather crossbody belt, alongside a hand-held handle made from hand-painted, natural wooden beads. The bag’s cylindrical shape is inspired by the ‘ngoma’ (or ‘drum’ in the Shona language), which is an important object in Zimbabwean culture.

This classic clutch bag is hand stitched using hessian fibres. The design features a decorative hand-beaded tassel, which adorns the front of the bag. It can be carried in a clutch style or worn with a strap.

This clutch bag is crafted from hand-dyed hessian fibres. It features a detachable hand-cut leather strap and is accessorised with a faux feather embellishment, attached to the zipper opening.