£85
Limited Edition
Inspired by the silhouette of the mythological Oṣè, synonymous with Sango, the Òrìṣà god of thunder, A plush, cushy pelt handle, cross-hatch finish, and Ankara lining make this handmade leather bag ideal for daily pursuits.
Please note: Variations in the leather, Ankara, and fur, are a natural characteristic.
| Size | W 20cm H 30cm Approx |
|---|---|
| Fabric | Italian Leather, Ankara Lining, Sheep Fur |
| Attributes | Orange, Pelt Handle, Cross-Hatch Embossed |
| Assembly | Handmade In England |
Limited Edition
Erzulie Mini Rouge – An Embodiment of Femininity
The Erzulie Mini Rouge is handcrafted and handsewn in the spirit of luxury and oozes cultured beauty.
Embossed Red Croc leather and bright Ankara print lining nourish the natural symmetry of this mini handbag,
A complement to your style.
Please note: Variations in the leather are a natural characteristic.
#JOLLOFCLUB – Exclusive to T Bon Ange
Our unisex Jollof Club Tee has digitally printed purple and turquoise block font at the front, with T Bon Ange Typography at the back. An homage to this famous African dish!
The question is…where does the best Jollof come from?
Ganga Bois: The Great Wood
Our pendants have been hand-carved skillfully from deep, dark African blackwood and beaded by hand by the famous Maasai Tribe in Tanzania.
African blackwood, which comes from the Mpingo tree, was previously considered an ebony wood. Notoriously difficult to work with by hand, it has a rich, vibrant glow once finished and lacquered.
This pendanti has multiple faceted tourmaline gemstone beads.
Please Note: Variations in the wood and gemstones are a natural characteristic.
Ganga Bois – The great wood
Our pendants have been hand carved skillfully from deep, dark African Blackwood and beaded by hand, by the famous Maasai Tribe in Tanzania.
African Blackwood, which comes from the Mpingo tree, was previously considered an ebony wood. Notoriously difficult wood to work with by hand, it has a rich, vibrant, glow once finished and lacquered.
Beadwork is mostly done by women who sit aside each other, arranging beads of countless colors and combinations.
Please Note: Variations in the wood are a natural characteristic.
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