Medium KONGO Handwoven Half-Moon Bag with Brass Mask Pendant & Red Handles

SOKONA LIMITED

£115

Carry a piece of art everywhere you go. This handwoven half-moon bag is crafted in Northern Ghana by skilled women artisans using naturally dyed elephant-grass fibres. Every arc, every colour shift, and every stitch is woven slowly and intentionally — transforming traditional basket-weaving into a statement accessory. At the centre, a hand-cast brass mask pendant brings a sculptural West African artistry that elevates the bag from accessory to collectible art. The rich blend of berry pink, deep green, natural straw and earthy brown tones, complemented by the red handles, gives the bag a vibran

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