Jwoba
Jwoba (Pronounced: "Jwoh-bah") Inspired by the Akan name Ajwoba/Adjua, Jwoba embodies grace and quiet confidence. Compact yet striking, this mini bag blends traditional handwoven cane with contemporary design; creating a piece that feels both meaningful and modern. Handwoven from natural yet sustainably dyed cane in a warm copper metallic finish, Jwoba Mini is a study in considered contrasts. The full copper eco-leather lid with triple cross-stitch detail sits atop the open-grid cane body, while a orange copper metallic eco-leather flap with gold Bobo script logo adds a luminous, regal front face. The Kente fabric insert in vivid teal, olive and blue tones brings subtle colour and texture to the design, shimmering through the lattice with quiet heritage energy. The orange-lined tan handle adds a warm, unexpected pop of colour within. Includes a matching copper eco-leather mini pouch and detachable bronze crossbody strap. Handmade in Ghana 🇬🇠Includes Tan eco-leather top handle (orange-lined) Matching copper eco-leather mini pouch Detachable bronze metallic crossbody strap Gold D-ring hardware for strap attachment Materials Frame: Warm copper metallic cane (open grid structure) Fabric insert: Authentic Kente (teal, olive & blue tones) Lid: Copper eco-leather with triple cross-stitch detail & teal piping Flap: Gold metallic eco-leather with gold Bobo script logo Handle: Tan eco-leather (orange-lined) Hardware: Gold-tone magnetic snap & D-ring Dimensions (Mini Size) Length: 7" Height: 4.5" Breadth: 5" Approximate Weight 0.5 kg / 1.1 lbs Care & Maintenance Wipe the cane frame gently with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid soaking or prolonged exposure to water. Clean the eco-leather lid, flap and handle with a soft damp cloth; avoid harsh chemicals or alcohol-based products. Store in the dust bag provided in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the Kente colours and cane structure. Avoid placing heavy objects on top of the bag to maintain its structured cane frame. If the bag gets wet, allow it to air dry naturally; do not use a hairdryer or place near direct heat.
Jwoba (Pronounced: "Jwoh-bah")
Inspired by the Akan name Ajwoba/Adjua, Jwoba embodies grace and quiet confidence. Compact yet striking, this mini bag blends traditional handwoven cane with contemporary design; creating a piece that feels both meaningful and modern.
Handwoven from natural yet sustainably dyed cane in a warm copper metallic finish, Jwoba Mini is a study in considered contrasts. The full copper eco-leather lid with triple cross-stitch detail sits atop the open-grid cane body, while a orange copper metallic eco-leather flap with gold Bobo script logo adds a luminous, regal front face. The Kente fabric insert in vivid teal, olive and blue tones brings subtle colour and texture to the design, shimmering through the lattice with quiet heritage energy. The orange-lined tan handle adds a warm, unexpected pop of colour within. Includes a matching copper eco-leather mini pouch and detachable bronze crossbody strap.
Handmade in Ghana 🇬ðŸ‡
Includes
Tan eco-leather top handle (orange-lined)
Matching copper eco-leather mini pouch
Detachable bronze metallic crossbody strap
Gold D-ring hardware for strap attachment
Materials
Frame: Warm copper metallic cane (open grid structure)
Fabric insert: Authentic Kente (teal, olive & blue tones)
Lid: Copper eco-leather with triple cross-stitch detail & teal piping
Flap: Gold metallic eco-leather with gold Bobo script logo
Handle: Tan eco-leather (orange-lined)
Hardware: Gold-tone magnetic snap & D-ring
Dimensions (Mini Size)
Length: 7"
Height: 4.5"
Breadth: 5"
Approximate Weight
0.5 kg / 1.1 lbs
Care & Maintenance
Wipe the cane frame gently with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid soaking or prolonged exposure to water.
Clean the eco-leather lid, flap and handle with a soft damp cloth; avoid harsh chemicals or alcohol-based products.
Store in the dust bag provided in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the Kente colours and cane structure.
Avoid placing heavy objects on top of the bag to maintain its structured cane frame.
If the bag gets wet, allow it to air dry naturally; do not use a hairdryer or place near direct heat.

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