KOGUI PAJI MOCHILA BAG

KOGUI PAJI MOCHILA BAG

This crossbody bag is the result of using the natural fiber from the agave plant for its production. Fique is a fibrous plant that belongs to the agave family and is mainly found in tropical and subtropical regions of Latin America.

To obtain fique fibers, mature leaves of the agave plant are harvested, and the inner fibers are extracted in an artisanal way using the tool 'Shuno.' These fibers are then washed, dried, and spun into threads by hand by the women of the communities who use their hands and knee with expertise.

This boho bag are valued for their rustic appearance and durability. Fique fiber is strong and possesses natural properties that make it resistant to wear and moisture. Furthermore, its production is sustainable as the agave plant is fast-growing and cultivation does not require the use of pesticides or chemical fertilizers.

This handbag purse often feature traditional and artisanal designs, with colors and patterns that reflect the culture and traditions of the communities where they are produced. In addition to being practical for carrying personal belongings, hippie bag are also seen as a way to promote the preservation of traditional craftsmanship techniques and the sustainable development of the producing communities.

Our exquisite mochilas is not an industrial, mass-produced item but rather a meticulously crafted work of art made by skilled artisans from a tightly-knit indigenous community. Each artisan belongs to a Kogui community that adheres to it sown rules and centuries-old traditions.

This handmade bag display a series of imperfections that, far from diminishing their value, enhance their authenticity and uniqueness. Each small irregularity tells a story, revealing the immense labor and love devoted to every detail of its creation.