Upcycled Shoulder Bag
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A moderately sized shoulder bag made from a combination of Palestinian kaffiya, a local fabric that men used to wrap around their heads while farming and fishing. This shoulder bag is crafted from a combination of kaffiya, still used today, and upcycled fabric.
It features an inside pocket, and the chain is detachable and adjustable in length, allowing it to be used as a clutch bag or replaced.
About Traditional Culture:
Kaffiya - Kaffiya is a textile traditionally used as a sunshade for farmers. The only remaining workshop in Palestine produces 180 pieces daily. It is also utilized as a cultural symbol in traditional dance costumes and school uniforms.
About the creator:
"Aisha Design", is an environmental issue x designer, creating unique products by combining upcycled materials and traditional Palestinian culture. Aisha Design employs women who are in need of income. Aisha Design also conducts environmental activities such as plastic upcycling lectures and tree-planting activities in the region.
Situation in Palestine:
Palestine is a place with a deep history and warm people, and once you visit, you will want to go back. (Diary of my stay: https://note.com/kakehashi_pale/m/m70c26db08307) We believe that connecting through fair trade with the people who continue to protect their traditional work and activities even under occupation, and the culture crossing borders will lead to grassroots peace.
