Sakana Tote Bag - Blue
Sakana Tote Bag - Blue
This Sakana Tote Bag, inspired by Japanese design and made from 100% recycled cotton, offers a durable and aesthetically pleasing alternative to single-use bags, hand-printed by artisans in India.
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Embrace a more sustainable way of living with the Sakana Tote Bag. Designed in London and handmade in India, this bag combines the modern minimalism of Scandinavian design with the timeless elegance of Japanese aesthetics, a style known as Japandi. It's roomy and sturdy, making it perfect for a variety of uses, from your daily commute to grocery runs or weekend getaways.
Each Sakana Tote Bag is hand-printed, ensuring that every piece is unique and built to last. By choosing this recycled cotton tote, you're opting for a durable and reusable option that helps reduce the need for plastic bags.
Specifications:
- Dimension: 37 x 40 cm
- Weight: 208 g
Care instructions:
- Machine washable at 30°C
- Do not Bleach
- Do not Tumble Dry
Material:
- 100% recycled cotton
Country of origin:
- Made in India
About Our Brand Tikauo
Tikauo specialises in creating exquisite home textiles, addressing the demand for durable and aesthetically pleasing products that do not compromise on environmental or social responsibility. In a market often saturated with mass-produced items, Tikauo provides an alternative for those seeking unique, handcrafted pieces that bring warmth and character to any living space.
What sets Tikauo apart is its dedication to sustainable materials and ethical production. All products are designed in their London studio and meticulously handmade in India, utilising co-operatives that ensure fair economic conditions and improved working environments for their artisans. This approach guarantees that every textile is not only beautiful but also embodies a story of conscious creation.
Each Tikauo product is inherently unique, a direct result of its handmade nature. This means that while designs originate in London, the individual touch of the artisan in India ensures no two items are exactly alike, fostering a deeper connection between the consumer and the craft, and celebrating the individuality of each piece.