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“Kopid” is the basket with lid that Pangcah used to carry tools or storing lunch to rice field.
The Woven Lid Bag, made entirely of tanned leather, is characterized by the structural folding that reappears classic indigenous kopid basket with simplistic aesthetics.
Dimensions: 22 x 12 x 6 (cm)
Material: Italian Veg Tanned Leather
Traditional Lid Bag made by Ngodo's grandma:
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