Hausa Handwoven Vintage Bag
This never used before handwoven vintage bag was traditionally used by women on social occasions as bags or purse in Northern Nigeria. It is woven with local dried leafs and is a beautiful piece of fashion statement and collectible. The red part was colored in natural dyes making the bag 100% natural. It’s use dates back to the early 1900’s but the bag came to prominence in the 50s and 60s, to reinforce the Hausa identity.
Size.
Height 14 inches –
Width 5 inches
$97.00 $125.00
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