"The Banjara" were formerly a nomadic people who now live as farmers and gypsies in the villages of northern India. To this day, the women are known for the most complicated and magnificent embroidery in all of India. Some of the materials used come from the provinces of Gujarat and Rajasthan and are over 50 years old. With great attention to detail and in colorful splendor, the bag was purchased under fair working conditions and, due to its years of history, may have small irregularities and wear. The upcycled clutch gives every look an exciting touch and brings a lot of joy to everyday life with its wide range of colors. Whether for strolling in the city, on the way to work or to university - the "Silverflower" bag is a long-term and wonderful companion that carries all the daily essentials with ease.
Details:- Size: approx. 28 x 18 cm
- can be closed with a snap fastener
- red cotton lining with zipper
- decorated with old Indian coins and mirrors
- Can also be worn as a shoulder bag thanks to a narrow shoulder strap
