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Design: Padmini
Color: Cherry
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1-year warranty
✦Harsh-chemical-free tanning
✦Sustainably sourced leather
✦Certified real leather
✦Handmade, a 500-year craft
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Dimensions: H 17 cm (6.5 in) · W 28 cm (11 in) · D 11 cm (4.5 in)
≈ 250 g
Weight
Full-grain
Cherry leather
Ajrakh-print cotton
Lining
Comfortably holds
Phone
Wallet
Sunglasses
Compact umbrella
Small notebook
Made by Ravi · Barmer, Rajasthan
The Kashida Collection is a true collaboration — a marriage of strength and artistry. The supple leather form of each bag is shaped by Ravi, an artisan with a deep understanding of leather's potential. The hand embroidery is then worked thread by thread in the Kashidakari tradition, each motif — Padmini's Tree of Life, Hadi's mandala, Moomal's desert star, Sanyogita's joyful blooms and Mira's poetry of flowers — taking shape stitch by stitch on the leather.
No two bags are ever identical: the hand-stitched motifs carry the small, beautiful variations that only human hands can make. Your purchase directly supports Ravi's family workshop and keeps a 500-year-old craft tradition alive.
500 years
of inherited craft
0
harsh chemicals
1
maker’s signature
The Kashida Collection is our tribute to the women of Rajasthani legend and to Kashidakari, the heritage hand-embroidery worked thread by thread onto supple Certified Real Leather.
One silhouette, five hand-embroidered motifs - each named for a legendary woman. Choose the story you carry:
Padmini — the Tree of Life, a symbol of growth and heritage.
Hadi — a single intricate medallion, like a warrior's mandala.
Moomal — an ode to timeless desert romance.
Sanyogita — a celebration of joyful, fearless expression.
Mira — for the creative soul, woven with poetry and devotion.
Each is hand-embroidered by master artisan Ravi onto Certified Real Leather, certified by the Hohenstein Institute, Germany. Offered in two tones — Cherry and Dark Olive.
The Kashida Collection is a true collaboration — a marriage of strength and artistry. The supple leather form of each bag is shaped by Ravi, an artisan with a deep understanding of leather's potential. The hand embroidery is then worked thread by thread in the Kashidakari tradition, each motif — Padmini's Tree of Life, Hadi's mandala, Moomal's desert star, Sanyogita's joyful blooms and Mira's poetry of flowers — taking shape stitch by stitch on the leather.
No two bags are ever identical: the hand-stitched motifs carry the small, beautiful variations that only human hands can make. Your purchase directly supports Ravi's family workshop and keeps a 500-year-old craft tradition alive.
500 years
of inherited craft
0
harsh chemicals
1
maker’s signature
From hide to hand
How your bag is made
Step 1 of 5
Tanning & washing
0:30
The raw hides are worked and laid out to cure by hand. It is the slow way, and the reason the leather softens with age instead of cracking.