Wayuu Mochila Bag (Medium) - Lapis Lazuli

Electric blue Wayuu mochila (bag), hand-woven, with a wide multicolored strap. Closed with two lime green pompoms, it is spacious, comfortable, and versatile, perfect to wear on the shoulder for any occasion.

A blue that brightens every look

This mochila is born from the hands of Wayuu weavers, an indigenous community in the Guajira region of Colombia, keepers of a feminine textile tradition handed down for generations. The body of the bag comes in an intense electric blue, a bold and bright color that immediately catches the eye, while two lime green pompoms close the bag at the front, adding a fresh and lively touch to the design.

The strap plays on a harmonious contrast of colors: white, blue, green, and yellow intertwine in different shades, creating a vibrant yet balanced effect that perfectly complements the electric blue of the body. The result is a mochila with a strong and cheerful character, capable of standing out with elegance in any context.

Comfort and capacity

Designed for daily use, this medium-sized mochila offers ample space to carry all your essentials, maintaining comfort and security thanks to its sturdy strap, ideal for wearing on the shoulder. Versatile and practical, it adapts to any occasion: from a casual look to a workday, even more refined outings.

Why choose it

• Entirely hand-woven by Wayuu artisans
• Bold and bright electric blue color
• Multicolored strap (white, blue, green, yellow) in harmonious contrast
• Lime green pompoms on the front closure
• Spacious, comfortable, and secure to wear on the shoulder
• Authentic artisanal piece, supports ethical trade and Wayuu tradition

Dimensions

• Size: M (medium)
• Bag height: 23 cm
• Width: 27 cm
• Base diameter: 17 cm
• Strap length: 38 cm
• Total length (when worn): 61 cm

What is a mochila?

A mochila is a traditional shoulder bag, entirely hand-woven by indigenous peoples of Latin America. Made with techniques passed down from generation to generation, each mochila is hand-woven using natural fibers, wool, cotton, or beads, and often decorated with designs and pictograms that tell stories, spiritual symbols, and the worldview of each community.

More than just an accessory, the mochila is an expression of cultural identity, an object that combines daily functionality and artistic value, and carries with it the work, time, and tradition of its creator.

Note: As this is a hand-woven piece, small variations in colors, weaving, or pompoms are part of the unique and authentic character of each mochila.