The Sariska Backpack
Dimensions: H 51 cm (20 in) · W 28 cm (11 in) · D 9 cm (3.5 in)
- Laptop up to 15 in
- Books & files
- Water bottle
- Daily essentials
Building an expedition backpack that stands 20 inches tall requires an artisan who is a master of structural integrity. If the leather is too heavy, the bag becomes a burden; if it is too soft, the tall silhouette collapses. Pradeep, our specialist in architectural leathercraft, engineers every Sariska Backpack.
Built for the untamed trail and the urban jungle alike. Named after the rugged and wild Sariska Reserve, this backpack is our tribute to the golden age of exploration. With a commanding 20-inch vertical profile, this fold-over rucksack is designed for the modern adventurer who refuses to compromise between massive carrying capacity and sleek, structural elegance.
The fold-over top opens to a deep, canvas-lined main compartment that swallows a laptop, clothes and a day's gear, while padded leather shoulder straps keep the tall frame steady on your back. Sun-tanned leather deepens into a personal patina with every journey.
Certified Real Leather, tested by the Hohenstein Institute, Germany. Hand-finished by our artisan Pradeep — paid in full, upfront, before this piece ever found its way to you.
Building an expedition backpack that stands 20 inches tall requires an artisan who is a master of structural integrity. If the leather is too heavy, the bag becomes a burden; if it is too soft, the tall silhouette collapses. Pradeep, our specialist in architectural leathercraft, engineers every Sariska Backpack.
How your bag is made
The hides are tanned with babul bark, then worked and laid out to cure by hand. It is the slow way, and the reason the leather softens with age instead of cracking.
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What every Jeengar piece carries
- Certified Real Leather
Tested and certified by the Hohenstein Institute, Germany.
- The artisan sets the price
Paid in full, upfront, before a single piece is sold.
- Five centuries of the craft
Made by the Jeengar, the saddle-makers of Rajasthan.
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