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Bleached-Sand Round Sling Jute Bag with Madhubani Hand-Painted Peacock
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Bleached-Sand Round Sling Jute Bag with Madhubani Hand-Painted Peacock

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Item codeGAH916
MaterialJute
Weight0.12 kg
Dimensions9.5 in L × 9.5 in W(24.1 cm L × 24.1 cm W)
Care

Gentle hand-wash separately in cold water with a mild detergent. Avoid soaking. Iron on medium heat while slightly damp.

about the piece,

Description

Jute remembers the earth it came from, and this bag carries that memory with quiet grace. Bleached to the colour of sun-warmed sand, the round sling is woven from natural jute, a fibre long celebrated in Bengal and Bihar for its coarse, honest texture and surprising durability. At its centre, a peacock unfolds in the vivid, flat-line vocabulary of Madhubani painting, a tradition rooted in the Mithila region of northern Bihar, where women have long recorded the living world in pigment and pattern on every available surface. The hand-painted motif is rendered in the characteristic red, black, and earthy tones of this folk art, each line deliberate, none mechanical. The compact circular form, nine and a half inches across, is precisely sized to hold the essentials without excess weight or bulk. The contrast between rough-woven jute and the refined, almost ceremonial quality of the Madhubani work is what gives this piece its particular character. Wear it against a crisp white kurta for a considered, artisanal look, or let it punctuate an otherwise plain summer dress with the confidence of craft.

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the story,

Behind this piece

Madhubani painting originates in the Mithila region of Bihar, where women once decorated the walls and floors of their homes with scenes drawn from nature and mythology. The peacock, a recurring motif in this tradition, carries deep symbolic weight: beauty, renewal, and the monsoon sky. Here, that centuries-old vocabulary is translated onto sun-bleached jute, a fibre long woven into the agricultural rhythms of Bengal and Odisha. The result is an object that holds two distinct craft lineages in quiet conversation, neither overwhelming the other, each speaking in its own unhurried voice.

to wear it,

How to style

Carry this bag against a handloom cotton kurta in indigo or terracotta, and let the Madhubani peacock do all the talking. For a festive afternoon, pair it with a tussar silk kurta set, raw gold jhumkas, and flat Kolhapuri chappals in tan. The sand-bleached jute grounds bolder colour beautifully. For a casual outing, try it with a white chanderi kurta, slim trousers, and block-printed slides. It works equally well for gallery visits, cultural evenings, or weekend bazaars, anywhere a considered, unhurried aesthetic is its own form of dressing well.

to last,

Fabric & care

Jute is sensitive to prolonged moisture and direct sunlight, both of which weaken its fibres over time. Spot-clean the bag gently using a barely damp cloth and mild soap, working around the painted surface to protect the Madhubani detailing. Never submerge or machine-wash. Allow it to air-dry fully in shade before storing. Keep it stuffed with acid-free tissue or a soft cloth to hold its round shape. Store in a breathable cotton bag, away from humidity. Treated with this care, the jute will develop a gentle patina and the painting will remain vivid for years.

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Each piece is hand-loomed by artisan clusters we work with directly across India. Small irregularities in the weave are the hallmark of handloom — not a defect.