• Model holding Intertwined: Handmade for Good's white and navy Jaspe Structured Tote.
  • Model wearing Intertwined: Handmade for Good's coral and navy Jaspe Structured Tote over shoulder.
  • Model wearing Intertwined: Handmade for Good's dark green and navy Jaspe Structured Tote over shoulder.
  • Model holding Intertwined: Handmade for Good's navy and white Jaspe Structured Tote.
  • Intertwined: Handmade for Good's four color variations of the Jaspe Structured Tote, lined up on a bench display.
  • Product view of Intertwined: Handmade for Good's navy and white Jaspe Structured Tote on white background.
  • Close up of Intertwined: Handmade for Good's coral and navy Jaspe Structured Tote with leather accents.
  • Close up of Intertwined: Handmade for Good's white and navy Jaspe Structured Tote with leather accents.
  • Close up of Intertwined: Handmade for Good's coral and navy Jaspe Structured Tote with leather accents.
  • Close up of Intertwined: Handmade for Good's coral and navy Jaspe Structured Tote with leather accents.
  • Top view of Intertwined: Handmade for Good's white and navy Jaspe Structured Tote.
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Guatemala

Jaspe Structured Tote (More Colors Available)

Jaspe Structured Tote (More Colors Available)

$64.00 USD
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Looking for a uniquely gorgeous structured bag? Look no further! Intertwined's Jaspe (Ikat) Structured Tote is made of handspun and handwoven fabric designed by women in San Juan La Laguna, Guatemala. Cuero Malec, a Guatemalan leather shop, transforms the fabric into beautiful, durable bags. Each tote is fully lined with top zipper and two inside pockets.

Details

11”W x 4.5”D x 12.75”H

Cotton and sustainably sourced, vegetable tanned leather; fabric is bonded to interior lining on the sides to give bag a structured feel.

Spot clean only

Handmade

This product is made with handwoven fabric. As with all handmade items, there are sometimes minor imperfections which we believe are part of the charm and uniqueness of the item. We do our best to take photos that accurately represent the true colors and nature of the handwoven fabric, but colors vary across monitors, and photos can’t highlight all aspects of a product.

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More About the Artisan...

CUERO MALEC is a leather shop in Samayac founded by Lorenzo Xum Ortiz. Lorenzo began working with leather when he was ten years old, and now he employs around 10 to 15 people in his shop. He and his team are skilled at using leather to transform second-hand clothing, including traditional Guatemalan huipiles, into beautiful purses, bags and other leather items.

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