Taking its creative inspiration from the lifestyle of the Afar people, the WAWI 2021 bag collection was developed in collaboration with two artists; Micheal Tsegaye and Isabel Tesfazghi. The Afar society represents a vivid example of the many African cultures passing through the turbulence of globalization while resiliently struggling to maintain their indigenous identities. Photographed by Micheal Tsegaye in 2019, the Afar man and women featured on the bags manifest originality and boldness embedded within the social fabric of the Afar society. Designed by Isabel Tesfazghi, the patterns accompanying the photograph stand for dynamic movements and spiritual connectivity.
Lily Mode Bag is a snake skin patterned bag. It comprises two inner pockets and a zipper pouch.
Material used: Embossesd snake skin
Height: 11 inches
Top width: 12.5 inches
Bottom width: 14inches
Handle height: 4.5 inches
6” x 1” x 9.5” (inches); 0.65 kg.
Material: Cow hide leather.
Color: Dark brown.
Taero Bag is made from cow-hide leather and snake skin. It comes with a leather long strap, two inner pouch and a zipper pocket. Perfect for every working class lady.
Material used: Cow-hide and embossed snake skin
Height: 8.5 inches
Top width: 10 inches
Bottom width: 12 inches
Handle height: 4.5 inches
We consider our Nelima Saddle Bag a true heritage piece, a mix of kips leather and cowhide. Its style is timeless and has a deceptively large interior that can comfortably house all your essentials.
Material: Kips Leather and Cowhide
Colour: Chestnut
Dimensions: 11"W x 9.5"H x 2.5"D
Made In Kenya
Taking its creative inspiration from the lifestyle of the Afar people, the WAWI 2021 bag collection was developed in collaboration with two artists; Micheal Tsegaye and Isabel Tesfazghi. The Afar society represents a vivid example of the many African cultures passing through the turbulence of globalization while resiliently struggling to maintain their indigenous identities. Photographed by Micheal Tsegaye in 2019, the Afar man
Taking its creative inspiration from the lifestyle of the Afar people, the WAWI 2021 bag collection was developed in collaboration with two artists; Micheal Tsegaye and Isabel Tesfazghi. The Afar society represents a vivid example of the many African cultures passing through the turbulence of globalization while resiliently struggling to maintain their indigenous identities. Photographed by Micheal Tsegaye in 2019, the Afar man and women featured on the bags manifest originality and boldness embedded within the social fabric of the Afar society. Designed by Isabel Tesfazghi, the patterns accompanying the photograph stand for dynamic movements and spiritual connectivity.
