Product Info
Meet Cereguva: a hobo style bag to channel your inner artist and add a master brushstroke to your wardrobe. Expertly woven by a traditional Peruvian weaver, the Cereguva is a wearable work of art.
Cereguva Woven Hobo Bag
A Hobo bag like no other.
The ‘Cereguva’ has design and tradition running deep within her DNA.
Named after her maker, the ‘Cereguva’ has been created by an expert weaver who lives high in Andes of Peru, in the traditional artisan village of Chinchero. This village is renowned for its weaving and master artisanas of the loom.
The ‘Cereguva’ has been expertly woven over a course of 80 hours using a traditional back strap loom and has been crafted solely from natural materials: alpaca and sheep’s wool that has been that has been hand dyed using locally sourced plants, fungus and flowers in the Andean mountain ranges.
Deceptively light, and secured with a top zipper, the ‘Cereguva’ , like a true bohemian spirit, will travel with you anywhere and everywhere, and add a little piece of Peru to your everyday.
-Woven by Cereguva Pumayalli Quispe
-Handwoven on a traditional back-strap loom
-Made in Chincero, Cusco, Peru
-Made from 90% Sheep’s Wool and 10% Alpaca wool
-80+hours to construct
-100% naturally dyed yarn, using traditional locally sourced plants
-Top Zippered closure
-Inside zippered pocket
-Fully lined interior
-Padded base
100% Ethical, feel good, fair trade, slow fashion
-29 cm wide (11.5 inches)
-23 cm long (9 inches)
-Strap length: 50 cms (20 inches)
Hobos are a classic. And so too is Ceruguva.
She is free-spirited and will spark fashionista joy when you introduce her into your wardrobe.
I can picture Carrie Bradshaw rocking Cerguva while brunching with the gals.
Pair her with heels and a floaty dress for a 'Slow fashion in the city' look or wear her with minimal styling for an artistic, intellectual statement.