The Ranthambhor

Edition
No. 01 of The Wanderer Edit

Loud where it counts. Wild where it matters.

Deep in the villages of Kutch, the Banjara community has been threading stories into fabric for generations. The Ranthambore carries that lineage - hand-beaded in vivid red, cream and multicolour across a tribal geometric motif, then bordered with layered cotton tassels and wood-bead trim that took its maker the better part of a day to finish. The base cloth is hand-stitched, the fringe hand-cut. No machine touched the pattern. What you're looking at is someone's afternoon, their eyesight, their muscle memory. It crosses a silver-tone chain strap and closes with a simple flap. It will not match everything. That is entirely the point.

Craft Type
Banjara Bead Work · Tribal Tassel Embroidery
Material
Canvas base, hand bead embroidery, wooden bead trim, fringe
Gusset
Compact structured gusset
Color
Cream base with red, green, yellow, black tribal motif and pink fringe
Closure
Flap-over closure
strap
Non-adjustable metal chain strap, crossbody length

Loud where it counts - wear it as the only accessory and skip the jewellery, this bag is doing that job already.

Spot clean only. Avoid water contact and direct sunlight for prolonged periods. Store stuffed with paper to retain shape.

The bead colours and tassel layering on The Ranthambore vary between pieces - the exact shade of the red fringe, the density of the wood bead border, and the arrangement of the tribal motifs shift from one to the next. This is not inconsistency. It is the maker's hand. Your piece will be recognisably The Ranthambore, but it will belong only to you.