This striking clutch tells a story through pattern, arrows or oars symbolizing the tools once essential to the Gunadule way of life: fishing, transport, hunting, and protection. Both top and bottom textiles share the same design, but in inverted colors, creating a bold visual dialogue. The top comes in ivory, fire red, and purple, while the bottom features fire red, purple, and beige. Finished with deep purple cotton twill sides that seamlessly complement the palette.
Hand-sewn by women artisans from the Gunadule community of Colombia, each clutch is a unique expression of heritage and craftsmanship. Comes with a black leather strap or can be worn as a clutch.
