This product is one of our best quality bags, beautifully finished (see close up photos for details) and secures your valuables well. The Jules satchels are stylish, our partner always chooses beautiful fabrics to coordinate with the print.
Details
Fabric: The feature fabric is digitally printed in Australia on cotton drill. The contrasting fabrics are grey linen (outside) and yellow ochre cotton (inside).
Trims: The wooden trims are recycled Cambodian hardwood.
Webbing: cotton.
Size: Designed to hold a standard 13″ laptop and/or A4 files
Made by A.N.D. artisandesigner in Cambodia, a fair trade social enterprise, with fabric sourced in Australia.
Features
- Fully lined
- Toggle closure
- Adjustable strap, can be worn on the shoulder or cross body
- Internal zip pocket
- Two internal compartments, with cushioning
- Quality notions
- Limited edition – made in small batches in a disability workshop
- Fabric story tag provided
- Fabric design licensed exclusively to Flying Fox Fabrics
- Feature fabric printed in Melbourne by Next State
The design: Yuendumu
Different Jukurrpa (ancestral creation stories) travelled and created country near Yuendumu and the tracks of the ancestors are shown in this artwork.
Three different Jukurrpa (ancestral creation stories) travelled and created country near Yuendumu and the tracks of the ancestors are shown in this artwork.
Wardapi (Varanus gouldii) the sand goanna makes small footprints and its swishing tail leaves a long sinuous line in the sand. They can reach lengths of 140 cm. Wardapi excavate large burrows but may also shelter in rock crevices or tree hollows.
Marlu (Osphranter rufus), the red kangaroo, leaves a long footprint and a tail mark as it hops. Marlu is the largest of all kangaroos and the biggest terrestrial mammal native to Australia.
Yankirri (Dromaius novaehollandiae) the emu has a distinctive V shaped print with a central toe. The emu is Australia’s tallest native bird.
All three are prized game animals.
Zeza was born in 1959 and is an innovative artist with a superb sense of colour. She has been a member of Warlukurlangu Artists and also Ali Curung, both are Aboriginal owned art centres in Central Australia.
Flying Fox Fabrics Jules satchels are made by A.N.D artisandesigner Fair Trade, our partner based in Cambodia.
Please note that every bag is unique, and the placement of the fabric design may be different on each item.
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