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are inspired by the traditional schoolbags of Karenni children living in Northern Thailand
Zigzag lines represent the traditional caravan routes that Tuareg traders took to transport salt across the desert by camel
woven on handlooms by female refugee artisans of Karen and Karenni ethnicities
Intricate cross-stitch embroidery techniques shine through in this unique two-way shoulder bag that brings together Middle Eastern design and Japanese-inspired aesthetics
Traveler Pouch Made by Syrian refugees are inspired by the traditionalCrafted by Syrian refugees living in Lebanon Recuperated signboards and materials from Beirut's port are transformed into this unique functional traveler pouch. Made in partnership with Waste Studio. Size: H: 14. 5cm W: 25. 5cm Depth: 16cm Materials: Up cycled billboard, boat cover, truck tires, plastic zipper and metal buckles Cotton thread Note: These products are handmade and there will be slight variations in shape, size, and colour.