Jute Fringe Bag - Dream Catcher Print

Light on the shoulder and easy to carry across the body, this jute cross body bag is made for small everyday wanderings. The natural, open-weave texture keeps it relaxed, while the white dream catcher print and soft fringe give it a gentle, bohemian mood for market days, holidays and slow weekends.

What you feel as you carry it

The slim strap leaves your hands free, so it suits browsing, walking and travelling light.

The front has a raw, tactile jute look, with visible weave and a softly textured surface.

White printed feathers fall from a circular dream catcher design, standing out clearly against the natural base.

Loose fringe along the edges adds movement as the bag shifts with you.

The warm brown strap gives a simple contrast to the pale, beachy tones of the body.

Cotton, jute and a hand-embroidered finish

The bag is made from cotton, jute and PVC, combining natural texture with a more structured everyday form. The design is very finely embroidered by hand, giving the surface a crafted feel rather than a flat, plain finish.

It is made in Bali by a family business, with the kind of easy, informal styling that works well with linen, denim, sandals and soft summer layers.

How it fits into the day

Wear it cross body when you want the essentials close without carrying a larger tote. It suits a phone, keys and small personal pieces, depending on their shape.

Jute and cotton prefer gentle care. Keep the bag away from heavy rain, avoid soaking it, and clean small marks with a soft cloth. Let it dry naturally before storing.

The dream catcher motif

The dream catcher is most closely associated with Ojibwe and wider Anishinaabe cultural traditions, where woven hoops with hanging elements have been linked with sleep, protection and care. On this bag, the motif is used as a decorative print: a circle, fine web-like pattern and falling feathers that bring a softer symbolic note to an everyday accessory. It gives the piece a relaxed, travel-minded feeli…

region of manufacture: Indonesia