Ette Ennaka Small Backpack - Pace

Name: Ette Ennaka Small Backpack - Pace
Brand: Chisakui
SKU: MOETBI
Price: 75.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€75,00

The mochila is handmade by women of the Ette Ennaka people, keepers of ancient traditions on the Caribbean Coast of Colombia, where the sea meets the Andes mountains.

This 100% cotton bag is crocheted following ancestral knowledge passed down from generation to generation, from grandmothers to daughters, with patience and skill.

Each piece originates from an important starting point: weaving begins from a pom-pom shaped "navel". This detail represents the center of the female body, the genesis of the world and thought, fertility, and the beginning of life. From there, the artisan constructs the mochila following circular paths, creating a rigid and resistant, yet delicate and sophisticated structure at the same time. Each mochila is an object loaded with meaning, thought, and spirituality, imprinted by the artisan who created it.

The Ette Ennaka mochila is ideal for those who love simplicity and elegance: it has an essential and delicate style, is comfortable to carry every day, and easily matches any outfit. Perfect for carefully holding what accompanies you daily.

Material: 100% cotton

Technique: handmade crochet

Bag dimensions: 12 x 16 cm

Total length (with strap): 68 cm

Carry with you a story of cultural resilience, art, and indigenous Colombian spirituality.

Cotton is the most common natural fiber in the world. Durable, breathable, and easy to wash, it tolerates higher temperatures than silk and wool. However, it is prone to shrinking and can fade if not cared for properly.

Washing

Machine wash at 30–60°C according to garment instructions

Detergent

Standard detergent; for colored items, use bleach-free products

Drying

Tumble dry (low cycle) or hang dry. Tends to shrink at high temperatures

Ironing

Medium-high temperature, preferably inside out for colored items

⚠ Attention:Dark cotton garments tend to fade in the first few washes. Wash them separately and inside out to preserve the color as long as possible.