A triangle bag with a beautiful sculptural line of handles woven from a traditional single thread.
Two snap buttons are hidden under the handle, and the woven leather part can be removed and used.
The triangular shape was inspired by the bags used to carry rice on the east coast during the Japanese colonial period.
The material is 100% cotton plain weave canvas fabric made in Taiwan, woven with the most stable and durable method of intertwined threads, customized for durability and smoothness.
Oeko-Tex® certified fabrics that are free of harmful substances and manufactured in a sustainable process under socially responsible working conditions.
It also has excellent water repellency and stain resistance.
By applying a resin coating only to the back side of the fabric, while leaving the original texture of the fabric,
This makes it easier to maintain and respond to changes over time.
The handle uses vegetable tanned leather from Consorzio Vera Pelle Italiana in Italy.
Leather tanned with natural plant extracts.
A beautiful patina develops over time, the color deepens, and the smooth texture becomes glossy.
The surface of the leather is treated with a protective bath of natural wax to protect it from the slightest stains and stains.
This item can be washed at home by removing the leather part.

-KAMAROA'N-
WOVEN TRIANGLE BAG 36
COL: ALL BLACK
Size: 36.0cm×24.0cm×12.0cm
MATERIAL: 100% cotton (160oz CANVAS), ITALIAN VEGETABLE TANNED LEATHER
Made in Taiwan

leather part
* When cleaning, wipe with a horsehair brush or cotton cloth.
Protect it with the included dust bag when not in use.

"KAMAROA'N"
"Tribe" is a "collective name for people" that has been established as a way to express different ethnic groups.
Starting as a small community, it gradually expands into cities, kingdoms, empires, and globalization.
The world is gradually homogenizing. People share the same modern system and pursue universal values.
Fortunately, Taiwan has enthusiastically inherited its unique values, traditional culture, and craftsmanship,
There remain a small number of indigenous peoples who have preserved and accumulated their folk knowledge.
However, in areas with ancient traditions and cultures, as in many rural areas around the world,
The younger generation left for the city, leaving no successors, and as a result,
Local communities and economies are losing their vitality and creativity, and are steadily shrinking.
Looking back at the commonplace that has been familiar to us for generations, we look back at the original purity and timelessness that things reflect.
Seeking the essence and inspiring people.
It is not copywriting, interviews, campaigns, etc. that truly disclose the culture and values ​​of the land,
In 2013, KAMAROA'N collaborated with two industrial designers to
A team of indigenous culture researchers explores the possibility of embodying traditional crafts and their cultural values ​​in product design.
It started as an exploration project.
Since 2015, it has been established as a brand.
Inspired by Taiwan's indigenous culture, KAMAROA'N pursues delicate craftsmanship with clean design,
Working closely with local artisans and resources to create workplaces for young people from indigenous backgrounds,
We strive to support and preserve local traditions and working environments.
The origin of the name KAMAROA'N is the harmony with the nature of Pangcah, the ethnic language of the Amis, one of Taiwan's indigenous peoples.
We value handmade daily necessities that reflect our way of life, and are particular about flashy but practical weaving.
KAMAROA'N celebrates the uniqueness, timeless beauty and precision that a hand can bring to life.