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Mini Sana Handbag
Mini Sana Handbag is created entirely with a crochet needle — a technique that demands extraordinary expertise to coax sturdy fique fiber into a soft, functional form. The result is a delicate, airy pattern that celebrates the natural texture of the material, held together by long, slender shoulder straps that contrast beautifully with its rounded body. Small in scale, considered in every detail — the perfect lightweight companion for those who carry only the essentials.
Dimensions
18 × 7 × 27 cm (L x W x H)
Material
Hemp fiber
Artisan
Soledad Torres — Simacota, Santander
Born into a lineage of weavers, Soledad grew up watching her mother craft the fique baskets and fishing nets that sustained their family. In 2001, she transformed that ancestral trade into her own workshop. Today, she leads a collective of 17 women who weave from their homes — turning a traditional livelihood into a living symbol of independence and cultural continuity.
Care
Spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve shape and color.
Mini Sana Handbag is created entirely with a crochet needle — a technique that demands extraordinary expertise to coax sturdy fique fiber into a soft, functional form. The result is a delicate, airy pattern that celebrates the natural texture of the material, held together by long, slender shoulder straps that contrast beautifully with its rounded body. Small in scale, considered in every detail — the perfect lightweight companion for those who carry only the essentials.
Dimensions
18 × 7 × 27 cm (L x W x H)
Material
Hemp fiber
Artisan
Soledad Torres — Simacota, Santander
Born into a lineage of weavers, Soledad grew up watching her mother craft the fique baskets and fishing nets that sustained their family. In 2001, she transformed that ancestral trade into her own workshop. Today, she leads a collective of 17 women who weave from their homes — turning a traditional livelihood into a living symbol of independence and cultural continuity.
Care
Spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve shape and color.