[3 colors] ENA KUAM felt bag block check mini tote [22AKU003]

"Ena Kuam" was born from the Chinese character "AMANEKU".

"Henku" means "widely," and the brand name embodies our desire to create bags that can be reached by many people, and to widely communicate the passion we put into making these bags and the hidden stories they hold.

They want to make cute bags that are fair trade, and also want to contribute a little to the world and help women become independent. Based on this concept, they are creating original products with women in Nepal.

We hope you enjoy these items, which are made with our desire to serve as a bridge between you and the world.

Grass and other debris are carefully removed from the shorn sheep's wool, which is then mixed with soap and water and kneaded by hand many times until it is shaped into a bag, without the use of sewing techniques.

The small size and fluffy felt fabric make it a great accent for your autumn and winter outfits.

The inner lining has a sophisticated herringbone pattern and there is an inner pocket measuring approximately 12.5cm wide and 10cm tall.

Genuine leather (sheepskin) is used for the handles and bias.
The use of genuine leather as an accent gives it an elegant impression.

The shoulder straps are thin and give the bag a delicate look.

The bottom is also made from the same soft felt and matches the colour scheme.

It can fit a 500ml plastic bottle or a long wallet perfectly.

It can hold your commuter pass, smartphone, wallet, and of course, it has a gusset so you can also put plastic bottles and paperback books.

It's the perfect size for light outings such as walks, meals, and picking up or dropping off your child.

It can be worn diagonally, so it is convenient and leaves both hands free. It is also recommended to tuck the shoulder strap inside and use it as a cute mini tote bag around your wrist.

Basic black and white that can be easily coordinated with various outfits

A fresh khaki color with eye-catching yellow color scheme.

Stylish Blue
Items worn: Scarf: kobooriza 100% wool woven scarf, black watch

By kneading the wool for a longer period of time and more times, we are able to give the fabric a firm thickness and durability.

Additionally, the natural oils in wool have the ability to repel water, making it stain-resistant.

It is recommended not only for your own use, but also as a gift or present for birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, White Day, Mother's Day, Respect for the Aged Day, etc.

These handmade bags were born from the cheerfulness of these women. We would like to introduce some of the attention to detail that goes into making them.

1. Sheep wool <br>We use the wool shorn from sheep as is. It has a simple and gentle texture.
(*The colored parts are dyed.)

2. No sewing. Because we don't use sewing machines, we don't need electricity. The bags are all connected with wool.
By being integrated, the threads will not break or fray.

3. Safe shearing What is safe for sheep? Shearing is done in a variety of ways around the world.
This can sometimes pose a threat to the safety of the sheep...
Ena Kuam uses non-mulesed Moroccan wool.

4. It's full of love!
These bags are made in a rural area in a slightly poor country somewhere in the world.
Although the language and culture are different, what is at the root of it all is "love."
Please enjoy our bags, each one made with love!

Since the number of products produced is limited, if there are multiple orders, we may not be able to deliver the product because it is sold out. If you have any questions about the stock situation or arrival time, please feel free to contact us.

Please note that putting it in the washing machine or otherwise exposing it to water may cause the wool to smell and shrink. If it does get wet, simply wipe it off with a dry cloth.

If you will not be using the product for a while after the season is over, store it in a place with as little humidity as possible, along with an insect repellent .

Pilling may occur when the fabric rubs against clothing, but this can be removed by cutting it off with scissors.