Kusana Large Handwoven Bag — Rose & Earth

SOKONA LIMITED

£130

A vibrant expression of colour and craft, this Kusana Large is handwoven in Northern Ghana from natural elephant grass. Rich rose tones are layered with soft olive and natural straw, creating a striking yet balanced composition. The curved silhouette carries movement, while the colour story brings warmth and individuality to the piece. Finished with a wrapped top handle and Sokona’s signature hand-cast brass mask charm, it’s designed to stand out — effortlessly and with intention. Carry your story. Size (approx.) • Width: 38–40 cm • Height: 22–24 cm (excluding handle) • Handle drop: 8–10 cm

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SOKONA LIMITED, number 16076511. Checked 2026-08-29.
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