Brown Leather Crossbody Bag
$ 74.00
This Brown Leather Crossbody bag will be your new best friend! Designed for both functionality and fashion, it is the perfect accessory for any occasion. This bag is big enough to fit all of your essentials such as your phone, wallet, keys, chapsticks, etc., but small enough to keep close to your body and carry with ease!
DETAILS
ABOUT THE ARTISAN
ABKA is owned and managed by women and prides itself in being able to say eighty percent of its employees are females. A portion of each ABKA handbag sold is earmarked for a fund that sponsors young girls in the rural village of Dessie, Ethiopia. The sponsorship ensures that all school fees, meals and accommodations for the young girls are paid allowing the young girls to focus on learning and simply being a young girl. Furthering the commitment, the young girls are offered an internship with ABKA in Addis Ababa. The young girls not only learn in the classroom, but they are awarded the unique opportunity to join the small staff of ABKA in the Addis Ababa workshop. Young girls learn critical skills that will help them secure employment after they finish school and, most importantly, provide them with confidence to keep moving forward.
DETAILS
- Made by artisans at ABKA Leather in Ethiopia
- 10" x 6" x 5"
- One leather strap
- Zipper closure to keep all of your items secure
ABOUT THE ARTISAN
ABKA is owned and managed by women and prides itself in being able to say eighty percent of its employees are females. A portion of each ABKA handbag sold is earmarked for a fund that sponsors young girls in the rural village of Dessie, Ethiopia. The sponsorship ensures that all school fees, meals and accommodations for the young girls are paid allowing the young girls to focus on learning and simply being a young girl. Furthering the commitment, the young girls are offered an internship with ABKA in Addis Ababa. The young girls not only learn in the classroom, but they are awarded the unique opportunity to join the small staff of ABKA in the Addis Ababa workshop. Young girls learn critical skills that will help them secure employment after they finish school and, most importantly, provide them with confidence to keep moving forward.