Khamma Ghani Kambadiya Burnt Brown Sling Bags – sling bag with magenta and black paisley embroidered flap, mirror cowrie flower, lime green tassels

Khamma Ghani Kambadiya Burnt Brown Sling Bags

Name: Khamma Ghani Kambadiya Burnt Brown Sling Bags
Brand: IndieHaat
SKU: 40905KJSB017
Price: 2999.0 INR
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SKU: 40905KJSB017

Handcrafted in Barmer by a women's self-help group, led by master artisan Keshav.

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Sourced Directly from Keshav (Embroidery Cooperative Based in Barmer)

Handmade vintage bohemian style Banjara bags, featuring intricate heavy work and vibrant pompoms, blend traditional artistry with eclectic charm. Perfect for adding a colorful, free-spirited touch to any outfit or occasion.
Measurements: Size - 09x12 Inch
Work: Kambadiya Patch Work
Fabric: Cloth
Wash Care: Dry Clean Preferred or Gentle Handwash with Mild detergents. Wash separately. Dry in Shades.
Disclaimer: This product has been made by hand and may have slight irregularities that are a natural outcome of the human involvement in the process
*Photo credit goes to weaver who has taken the photo themselves.
Finding the same patches is extremely difficult. As these are handcrafted products, overall color of the product will remain similar but patches may vary as that's what makes every piece unique.
Customization available at an additional cost.

Specifications +

Fabric / Material	Leather
Craft / Technique	Kambadiya Patchwork
Colour	Brown
Origin / Cluster	Barmer

Craft & Story +

In a quiet village, artisans poured their souls into the Khamma Ghani collection. Every stitch and cut carried whispers of ancient traditions. As these vibrant pieces found new homes, they brought with them tales of heritage, transforming ordinary spaces into realms of timeless elegance and cultural richness. Each item became a cherished heirloom, a bridge between the past and the present.

Patchwork is a traditional textile technique that involves sewing together various fabric pieces to create a larger design or pattern. Our patchwork collection showcases the artistry and creativity of this age-old craft. Each piece is a harmonious composition of different fabrics, colors, and patterns, skillfully combined to form a unique and eye-catching aesthetic

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What is the work on this Khamma Ghani bag like?

Magenta and crimson paisley work sits on a black ground, centred on a cowrie flower with a mirror. Neon lime tassels give it a sharp contrast, and a dark brown fringe finishes it, giving the bag a bold, dramatic look.

How should I style the magenta and lime?

The black ground keeps it wearable. Pair it with black, white or grey to let the colours pop, or go bolder with a magenta, fuchsia or green outfit that picks up the paisley and the tassels.

What are the bag's dimensions?

It measures 9 x 12 inches. The paisley work and mirror cowrie flower cover the flap at that size, and the dark brown fringe and lime tassels add movement without making the bag itself bigger.

Where is this bag crafted?

It is handcrafted in Barmer by a women's self-help group led by master artisan Keshav, and sourced directly from his embroidery cooperative. It is made by hand, so slight irregularities are a natural part of the piece.

Will my bag look exactly the same?

The overall colour will remain similar, but patches may vary, because finding identical ones is extremely difficult. Each bag is assembled by hand, so the arrangement on yours is its own.

What care instructions should I follow?

Dry cleaning is preferred. If you hand wash it, do it gently with a mild detergent, keep it separate from other items in the wash, and then dry it in the shade.