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Rakhine black fanny pack

Rakhine black fanny pack

39,00€
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  • Adjustable grey and white fanny pack 
  • Natural dye 
  • 100% natural cotton, hand-grown, spun, and woven
  • Eco-responsible and locally made
  • Traditional patterns of the Rakhine ethnic group in Myanmar
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  • Fabrication artisanale
  • Éco-responsable
  • Teinture naturelle

    Description

    Made from cotton woven and sewn by women in Myanmar, the grey and white Rakhine fanny pack is a unique fashion accessory. Inspired by the traditional unisex skirt worn by the Burmese, this practical yet elegant bag keeps your essentials within easy reach while supporting local craftsmanship.

    This fanny pack was made in Myanmar by the weavers of the association. It is crafted from longyis, the iconic skirt worn by the Rakhine ethnic group in northeastern Myanmar.

    Our association aims to help weavers sustain local craftsmanship and preserve traditional weaving techniques while enabling them to maintain their skills through a stable income.
    By purchasing this fanny pack, you are contributing to improving the living conditions and preserving the livelihoods of women from the Kachin community in Myanmar.

    S : 12 x 25 cm
    M : 13 x 33 cm
    L : 15 x 37 cm

    Cotton
    Polyester

    Machine wash at 30°C
    Silk or delicate cycle

    To highlight this fanny pack, pair it with monochrome outfits, like a black top and grey jeans, for a chic and modern look.

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    • Eco-responsible

      Handicrafts from here and elsewhere

    • Community involvement

      We support women in Southeast Asia

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