Our Hexagon small Bag is woven by the Wayuu tribeswomen of Northern Colombia. Wayuu crocheting can be traced back to the craft traditions of Spanish missionaries who came to America during the colonial period. This art form is an expression of heritage, spirituality and community, and it plays a vital role in supporting the local economy, providing a sustainable income for families. Assembled in Italy, the bag's malleable cylindrical structure is embellished with a smooth black leather trim and matching adjustable top handle. The vibrant turquoise and orange geometric pattern on a base of navy are matched with a black leather strap for wearing over the shoulder or crossbody. It's an all-seasons forever piece, dinky but big enough for your phone, keys, wallet and a lipstick or two.