Kaiushi jute sling bag

In the Wayuu language (Wayuunaiki), "kaiushi" refers to a "bird." Birds hold symbolic importance in Wayuu culture, often representing freedom, messages from the spirit world, or specific omens depending on the type of bird. They are frequently featured in Wayuu oral traditions and art.

Blue and brown jute sling bag also known as Clutch are made by hand by indigenous women of the Wayuu ethnic group with the upholstery technique.

The sling bags has a protective lining, internal closure and clasp, and a strap to carry it in your hand, which gives it a touch of elegance.

Manufacturing time: it takes around 1 to 2 days.

Material: crochet cotton thread for the woven part and Asian jute straw for the base.

Approximate measurements: 27 CM X 18 CM.