Bags

Luciana Usun Lenjau, 48, a mother of two and a full-time government employee, has been selling her one-of-a-kind accessories since 2017. When it comes to creating traditional accessories, many criteria must be followed, from material selection to the design process. Luciana continues to make her accessories using traditional methods. She, on the other hand, wishes to design with her own ideas and perspectives.

Clutch Pandan Decoupage is the art of cutting and pasting cutouts to stimulate painting on a wood, metal, or glass surface. This Penan Clutch originally is hand weave by Penan women. By now, the owners make this as their hobby while at the same time they bring back the traditions of the past.

The design of the coin purse is inspired from the ethnic dayak tribe of Sarawak, Borneo. The Community in Sarawak has come out with the innovation of incorporating Pua Kumbu Motifs into coin purse.

Clutch Pandan is the art of cutting and pasting cutouts to stimulate painting on a wood, metal, or glass surface. This Penan Clutch originally is hand weave by Penan women. By now, the owners make this as their hobby while at the same time they bring back the traditions of the past.

A rotan bag is a bag crafted from hand-woven straw or bamboo. In many cases, it’s made with a love that most other purses or satchels cannot match. Whoever the maker may be, there’s always a level of skill involved that shows many accessories unparalleled. The handle of the bag is made from bamboo stick with circular design.

Luciana Usun Lenjau, 48, a mother of two and a full-time government employee, has been selling her one-of-a-kind accessories since 2017. When it comes to creating traditional accessories, many criteria must be followed, from material selection to the design process. Luciana continues to make her accessories using traditional methods. She, on the other hand, wishes to design with her own ideas and perspectives.