Round Himalayan hemp bag – unique piece, 6 variations
Round Himalayan hemp bag – unique piece, 6 variations
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"Since every bag is woven by hand, truly every single one is unique – no two are exactly alike."
Round Hemp Bag
This round hemp bag is handmade from Himalayan hemp and combines functionality with traditional craftsmanship. It is produced fairly and sustainably in India. Each bag is one-of-a-kind and may vary slightly in color, pattern, and weave – this is precisely what gives it its special character. Thanks to the inner padding, the bag is easy to fill and reliably protects your everyday items. Two zippered compartments – a main compartment at the top and a flatter pocket on the front – keep things organized on the go.
Possible uses
- Cosmetic bag & beauty essentials
- Coin and key pouch
- Travel organizer for small items
- Pouch for spiritual items such as malas or crystals
- Gift and souvenir, treasure pouch for children
Variants
- The Colorful One – vibrant geometric pattern with orange, green, and pink, combined with calm beige-white at the top
- The Earth-toned One – warm ochre and rust tones meet colorful stripes in blue, green, and yellow
- The Ethno-Mix – detailed design with green-blue stripes and colorful ethnic elements in turquoise, yellow, and pink
- The Cool Blue – harmonious blue and turquoise tones with a striking black-and-white zigzag pattern
- The Classic Red – wine-red accents combined with a clean black-and-white herringbone pattern
- The Turquoise-Grey – colorful weave pattern in combination with bold turquoise and subtle grey-white edges
Details
- Material: Himalayan hemp (hemp, THC-free)
- Diameter: approx. 14 cm, weight: approx. 40 g
- Padded inside and easy to fill, 2 zippered compartments
- Handmade in India, produced fairly and sustainably
As each bag is handmade, it may show slight variations – you will receive a true original with its own story.
The best way is to see them for yourself – or drop by Kramgasse 63, where you can take a look at them right in the shop.
