Directly from the Chiapas region of Mexico. These are hand-woven hammock bags, meticulously crafted one by one by Mayan indigenous women using the traditional "backstrap loom" technique. Woven entirely by hand during breaks from housework and childcare, it takes 3-4 days to complete a single bag. The bag body and handles are connected by the warp threads, creating a hammock-like weave, hence the name "hammock bag." It's lightweight and foldable, making it perfect as a sub-bag or eco-bag. These bags are sold in select shops in Japan such as Journal Standard, United Arrows, and Ships. Global brands like MARNI and Ron Herman have also released bags based on this design, but the roots are here in the folk crafts of Chiapas. ▶Size Height: Approximately 34cm, Width: Approximately 41cm Material: Cotton Although new and unused, these are handmade and not perfect like industrial products. There may be minor fraying or loose threads. Please understand this as a characteristic of Mexican folk crafts. If you are looking for a perfect item, please refrain from purchasing. ※ We cannot offer discounts on this item. We also have other hammock bags and mercado bags for sale. Please take a look. Keywords: Hammock bag Mercado bag Tote bag Shoulder bag Eco bag Market bag Mexican bag Ethnic costume Folk craft Mexican folk art Handmade bag Frida Kahlo Mexican goods Natural material Hand-woven bag Embroidery Color: Blue Pattern/Design: Stripes Bag Size: A4 size compatible Material: Cotton