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Upcycled indisk Silke Patchwork Taske - Model 58

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Upcycled Indian Silk Patchwork Bag – Model 58

Original price was: 30.99 €.Current price is: 17.50 €.

UNIQUE BAG – ONLY 1 IN STOCK

100% recycled textiles.🍃
With strap.
With zipper.
Patchwork design in true hippie style.

Only 1 left in stock

SKU: silk58 Categories: INDIAN SILK BAGS, CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES, UPCYCLED SILK CLOTHING Tags: hippie, India, patchwork, silk, bag

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Upcycled Indian Silk Patchwork Bag – From Indian Wedding Sarees to Unique Creations

Add a touch of history, sustainability and luxury to your wardrobe with our upcycled silk bags. These beautiful bags are sewn from recycled Indian wedding saris that were once part of grand celebrations. Each sari carries a story of tradition and culture, making each bag completely unique.

The soft, lightweight silk shimmers in the sun and is incredibly practical and cool. As the materials are upcycled, there may be small blemishes or variations in the fabric – these are just a testament to the saris' previous life and contribute to their special charm.

By choosing this bag, you are not only investing in timeless beauty, but also in a more sustainable future, where existing materials are given new life instead of going to waste. Each bag is a tribute to Indian craftsmanship, recycling and slow fashion.

Make your outfit both unique and meaningful with our upcycled Indian silk bags in true hippie style – a combination of history, elegance and responsible fashion.

Function:

With zipper and shoulder strap

Material description:

As the pants are upcycled and made from recycled textiles, there may be small “beauty spots/flaws” in the fabric. These are evidence of the saris’ past life and contribute to their unique character. We do not see them as flaws, but as part of the garment’s history and charm.

As the saris from which the bags are made are recycled, we cannot guarantee the exact composition of the material in each bag. Most contain a fair amount of silk but the inner material is cotton so this is a mix of materials. Although we prefer to avoid synthetics, we still believe that recycled saris are a sustainable choice as the fabric gets a new life instead of going to waste.

We do not have the ability to do a complete material analysis of each pair of trousers. The labels found inside the garment are not always accurate. Therefore, it is important to understand this and that you accept this when purchasing in our webshop.

What are Upcycled Silk Clothes and Bags from TREE OF HANDS?

Upcycling is about giving new life to materials that would otherwise be thrown away, and it’s about creating something valuable and timeless. Our collection of upcycled silk clothing uses saris that were previously used for Indian weddings. These saris are made of luxurious silk and are often decorated with intricate embroidery and details that reflect Indian culture and craftsmanship. By refashioning these saris into modern clothing, we not only preserve the beautiful materials and craftsmanship, but also give them a new function and lifestyle.

Sustainability and Tradition in One

Each saree has its own unique color palette, embroidery and history. By upcycling these sarees, we are able to preserve the original craftsmanship while creating garments that are both beautiful and sustainable. This means you can wear a piece of Indian tradition while doing your bit for the environment by supporting reuse and recycling.

What Can You Expect?

When you buy upcycled silk clothes and bags from TREE OF HANDS, you don't just get a beautiful and exclusive piece of clothing - you get a piece of cultural history. TREE OF HANDS clothing is sewn by skilled craftsmen who carefully select and transform old wedding saris into elegant dresses, trousers and bags. Each piece of clothing is unique, and you can be sure of getting a garment that is both beautiful and sustainable.

Benefits of Upcycled Silk Clothes and Bags:

Unique Designs: Each creation is one-of-a-kind and you will never find the same combination of colors and patterns.

Sustainability: By choosing upcycled silk clothing, you contribute to reducing waste and supporting environmentally friendly fashion choices.

Craftsmanship and Tradition: Experience the rich Indian craftsmanship and details that give each piece of clothing a special charm and history.

Exclusivity: Since each sari is unique, you get clothes and bags that are not found anywhere else - perfect for those who want to stand out with something special.

Create Your Own Unique Look

Upcycled silk clothing and bags are for those who want to wear something both beautiful and meaningful. Whether you are looking for a spectacular dress for a special occasion or a stylish everyday outfit, our upcycled silk clothing will provide you with a beautiful, exclusive and sustainable solution. By choosing a piece from the TREE OF HANDS collection, you are not only getting a beautiful piece of clothing or a bag, but also a piece of culture and history along the way.

The History of the Sari

One sari plays a central role in an Indian wedding and symbolizes tradition, elegance and culture. It is more than just an article of clothing – it carries historical, social and ritual meanings, depending on the region and family.

The Bride and Her Sari

The bride often wears a lavish sari, typically in red or deep gold, as red symbolizes love, luck, and fertility. The sari is often made of luxurious materials such as silk and decorated with embroidery, pearls, or gold threads. In many regions, the bride receives the sari as part of her trousseau (dowry) from her family and wears it during the most important wedding rituals.

The Guests' Sari

Women attending the wedding wear colorful and ornate saris to celebrate the event. The choice of color and pattern may reflect family status, affiliation, or personal preference. Relatives of the bride or groom may coordinate their outfits to show togetherness.

The Role of the Sari in the Rituals

During certain wedding rituals, such as Kanyadaan (where the bride's parents symbolically give her away), a sari can be used to connect the bride and groom's clothing, representing their new life together.
In some traditions, the bride is given a special sari from the groom's family as part of the marriage ceremony, marking her transition into the new family.
After the wedding, many brides keep their wedding sari as a cherished keepsake or reuse it for special occasions.

The sari is therefore not only a beautiful garment, but also an important part of the ritual and emotional significance of an Indian wedding.



Produced in India Our silk clothes and bags are produced in India.	Upcycling By buying upcycled clothing, you support recycling and make a difference for the environment and our planet.	Made from real silk There is up to 100% of real silk in our clothes and bags. However, the percentage cannot be determined.