This versatile pouch, hand stitched using recycled saris by artisans in West Bengal, showcases a beautiful kantha design. It offers a unique blend of style and sustainability, supported by a Fair Trade cooperative. Measuring 15cm x 22cm, this one-of-a-kind piece features a cotton tassel zip puller, perfect for storing essentials while making an eco-conscious statement.
From the brand: Versatile pouch hand kantha-stitched by artisans in West Bengal supported by Sasha, a Fair Trade cooperative TOAST has been working with for over ten years. Made using recycled saris and fabrics left over from past TOAST collections. Finished with a zip puller and cotton fabric tassel.
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Details
Main fabric: 95% cotton, 3% viscose, 2% lyocell. Lining: 100% cotton.
Made in India.
Made in India by small groups of men and women who work in collaboration with a fair trade organisation that supports them in business and marketing. Being hand made, no two are the same.
15cm x 22cm.
FAQ About Remnant Fabric Kantha Pouch | Spice/Midnight
To maintain the integrity of the Remnant Fabric Kantha Pouch, gently spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap when necessary. Store in a cool, dry place to avoid moisture damage and maintain its vibrant colors.
The Remnant Fabric Kantha Pouch is made primarily from cotton, making it durable for everyday use. However, since it is handcrafted and made from recycled materials, please handle it with care to preserve its unique beauty.
This pouch does not require special care products, but it's best to avoid harsh chemicals during cleaning. The cotton and recycled materials can be cared for with standard fabric cleaning methods.
The Remnant Fabric Kantha Pouch is constructed from 95% cotton, with small percentages of viscose and lyocell in the main fabric, complemented by a 100% cotton lining, ensuring both style and functionality.
This pouch stands out due to its unique hand-stitched design by artisans in West Bengal, utilizing recycled materials. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, reflecting the artistry and craftsmanship of the Fair Trade cooperative, unlike mass-produced bags.
