Kusana Half Moon Bag – Fuchsia Terra (Large) | Handwoven Elephant Grass

SOKONA LIMITED

£140

Unapologetically bold. Designed to be seen. This Large Kusana Half Moon bag is handwoven in Northern Ghana using natural elephant grass (Veta Vera), shaped into a sculptural curved silhouette with generous capacity. A striking base of vivid fuchsia is layered with deep indigo, fresh green, and warm yellow accents — creating a rhythmic, almost sunburst-like pattern across the weave. Each colour is placed by hand, making every piece completely one of a kind. Finished with a wrapped handle and Sokona’s signature hand-cast brass mask charm, this piece is made for presence — effortless, but impossi

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