Qingdai // Natural Kudzu Fiber Handwoven. Inner Lined with Indigo-Dyed Handwoven Fabric Shoulder Bag

https://cdn.store-assets.com/s/288074/f/11353647.png https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53624694423_cf44166da5_z.jpg Kudzu Vine Fiber Horn Hook Weaving Kudzu vine has a long history in Asia, wild grasses that grow everywhere can be made into sturdy ropes, used for crafting load-bearing satchels, fishing nets, and even bridge construction materials. From the pristine land of villages in central Laos, natural kudzu vine fibers are grown and transformed through traditional weaving techniques. Thoughtfully designed by Yangga, it arrives to meet you with a sense of purpose. Two exquisite weaving methods are employed for the cover and the main body, creating a practical and culturally rich handcrafted item for daily life. May it accompany you through many beautiful moments. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710992397_981ccde089_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710642066_4f2b435af3_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710965482_2653e46f80_o.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710987982_cedcdb4e16_o.jpg / Product Description & Story / Every mountain and river has its own unique character. Every weaving mother passes down distinctive patterns to each evolving daughter. Each family possesses its own one-of-a-kind dyeing and weaving methods. Countless daughters inherit their mothers' teachings, and then, through their own connection to the earth and landscapes, they transform and re-dye them into new forms. Fathers and brothers work diligently in the fields, cultivating and harvesting plants for dyeing, and constructing the frames and details of looms with bamboo or wood. A creation born from the combined strength of heaven, earth, parents, and community. // About Yangga // Have you ever touched a handwoven fabric, undyed from the earth, then interwoven with layers of vibrant life through dyeing? Each unique piece, crafted from pure cotton, silk, ramie, or linen, tells a different life story. Since 2014, Yangga has been deeply involved in village natural material handicraft weaving and sustainable village development cooperation projects in Laos and Thailand. Textiles made from natural materials help preserve the environment and cultural sustainability of many traditional communities worldwide. We invite you to experience the nourishment of nature. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53624834784_99aac00c40_o.jpg