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Bag:

   5.9" W x 5.3" H x 3.5" D

Straps:

   13.0" L (end to end) x 0.2" W

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Weight:  0.1 lbs

 

Fern vine, bamboo, cotton and rain tree wood

Ships from NOVICA Office in Thailand.




Vine handbag, 'Silver Bag'

Slender yan lipao, or "fern vines," weave magical textures on a bamboo frame. Komate takes natural Thai fibers to weave a beautiful and versatile handbag. Circular straps add contemporary flair. Crafted entirely by hand, the piece is lined in cotton and features a drawstring closure trimmed with spheres of rain tree wood. Komate calls this piece Thung Ngern, which means "Silver Bag."
Your Price: $104.95
Retail Value: $219.95 (You save 52%)
 

Komate

Komate

"I was born in a family of artists, especially my mother who is a Manora dancer."
"I'm Komate Klommuang, or you can call me by my nickname, 'Golf.' I was born on January 11, 1980 in southern Thailand. My parents have three children, and I'm the second.

"When I was four years old, I was taught the ancient Thai dance named Manora....

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"I'm Komate Klommuang, or you can call me by my nickname, 'Golf.' I was born on January 11, 1980 in southern Thailand. My parents have three children, and I'm the second.

"When I was four years old, I was taught the ancient Thai dance named Manora. To dance the Manora, one must have a flexible body and there are methods to make our body pliable. For example, we use the coconut shell to bend our fingers. In addition, I play sports for my school.

"I was born in a family of artists, especially my mother who is a Manora dancer. I would have liked go to drama school to learn more about the Manora, but decided not to because my family believes that there are some bad spells for this kind of dance.

"When I was young I made basketry to sell because my village is a basket-making village. We inherited this tradition from our ancestors and my work nowadays is in handicrafts. They bring a good income to our village. However I also adapt this kind of work to modern styles. And while I was a university student I became interested in jewelry design; I select the stones and craft the pieces myself to show off their beauty.

"I really appreciate working with Novica and thank everyone for giving me a chance to present my work from southern Thailand to the world."

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