Ayine Bag Mini — Blue by Aketekete at White Label Project
Ayine Bag Mini — Blue by Aketekete at White Label Project

Ayine Bag Mini - Blue

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By the Ghanaian jewelry design brand Aketekete founded by Michael Nana Beyin Gyan and Maria Bernat Astorga in Elmina. 

An eye-catching tiny handbag sparkles with a hint of tie and dye fabric on a woven body. The oval body gives this mini-bag an air of refined elegance that is enhanced by the netting details. Wear with everything and anything, Ayine Bag Mini is our new favorite.

Please note that all bags are handmade and each piece is unique so slight variations may exist in colors, pattern, size, and shape. Each product at Aketekete is made to order by our local artisans and could require up to two weeks for production.

Size: Height 16 cm, length 24 cm

Color variants: marbled orange or blue lining, natural straw.

Material: Straw sourced in Ghana, hand-dyed tie-dye cotton lining with drawstring closure and cloth handle.

We advise using a normal brush to clean your basket and if desired to rewet it to shape it. How to wet & shape your basket: https://vimeo.com/603388083

Delivery within EU 3-5 days. Worldwide within 8-10 days. VAT is included in the price. Deliveries to non-EU countries might come with extra taxes and import duties that the customer must cover.

You can get a full refund for items returned by mail within 30 days of receiving them, excluding shipping costs. No refunds or exchanges are possible after 30 days from receipt.
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Meet Aketekete

Aketekete is a newly established design brand based in Ghana, has gained recognition for its signature handmade baskets, bags, and jewelry. The brand operates in close collaboration with local artisan communities throughout the design and production process, emphasizing the use of natural fibers for their bags and baskets, and incorporating recycled and locally sourced beads in their jewelry.

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