Green Cloth & Jute Clutch, Handmade Chindi Purse
Green Cloth & Jute Clutch, Handmade Chindi Purse
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This ethically produced, durable clutch purse has been hand-woven by master artisans.
The cloth used in this purse has been recycled, repurposed and diverted away from landfills. This jute & cloth clutch is a perfect way to complete the boho-chic look. It features a unique fan shape with a spacious, unlined interior, and a zipper closure with a tassel zipper pull in a complementary colour.
Features
- Materials: Upcycled Polyester Textiles, Jute
- Durable for everyday use
- Braided chindi fabric
- Fair Trade purse in fan/semi-circle shape
- Made in India
- Each is unique and will vary
Dimensions
- 10 inch L, 5.5 inch H
Note
- Due to the upcycled nature of the cloth material used in this product, expect variation in colours and plait patterns.
- Due to the nature of hand-made products, kindly expect slight imperfections. This is not a defect, and the item is non-refundable for this reason.
- Spot clean only. Do not use fabric softeners. Do not use bleached. Use light detergents only when needed and dry naturally for best results. Colours may run since we are using recycled fabrics.
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About Indian Chindi & Artisans
This item has been made using the traditional method of Chindi weaving. Chindi literally means 'torn cloth' in Hindi, the national language of India.
Chindi bags are made from old clothing – recycled and repurposed clothing is first sorted into colour piles and then torn into long strips of useable material. Next, these strips are woven into colourful “plaits”. These plaits are then crafted into beautiful sustainable and eco-friendly bags.
What is Upcycling?
Upcycling is the use of waste items to create useful products of higher value without breaking them into their base state and thus avoiding these from landfill. It is an understated but powerful way to avoid wastage. It should not be perceived as a means to avoid recycling items in a circular economy but as an attempt to create something useful with the potential to turn the trash into treasure.
In the case of this bag, instead of tossing away the textile waste or discarded clothing, we have used it to weave these sturdy beauties that will last a long time.