Esengo — Joy Expanded. Sand & Midnight

SOKONA LIMITED

£90

The Esengo brings together sculptural design and heritage craft in a striking circular silhouette. Handwoven in Northern Ghana using durable elephant grass, natural sand-toned fibres are punctuated with deep midnight accents, creating a rhythmic dotted pattern that adds texture and movement to the weave. Lightweight yet structured, the Esengo is designed to hold its shape while carrying your everyday essentials with ease. Each piece is woven entirely by hand by skilled artisans using traditional basket weaving techniques passed down through generations. Finished with Sokona’s signature brass m

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