Costa Wayuu Single-Thread Crochet Crossbody- Roses Motif

Bring tradition to life with this stunning, handmade Wayuu bag, crafted with love by Indigenous artisans from La Guajira, Colombia. Featuring the rare and highly sought-after single-thread crochet technique, this authentic Wayuu mochila showcases detailed craftsmanship, cultural heritage, and timeless beauty.

This one-of-a-kind artisan design features a soft beige base with delicate hand-crocheted rose patterns throughout—giving it a subtle, feminine elegance. The closure is a functional yet charming braided drawstring, adorned with three handcrafted pompoms made from the same single-thread method.

This bag can be worn as a crossbody or shoulder bag, offering both comfort and versatility. The strap’s handwoven colors are thoughtfully matched to complement the body of the bag, creating a harmonious, earthy palette perfect for every season.

 Why Choose a Single-Thread Wayuu Bag?

Single-thread (one-thread) Wayuu bags are the epitome of slow fashion—taking up to 20 days to complete. Here's why they stand out:

• Tighter, more intricate weave for a delicate, elegant finish

• Lighter weight (approx. 210–230 grams), yet highly durable

• Handcrafted from start to finish by Wayuu women artisans

• Drawstring and strap are non-stretch and extremely sturdy

• Complex, detailed designs, even on the base of the bag

• Rarer and more exclusive than double-thread mochilas

When you carry this bag, you’re not only showcasing your style—you’re supporting ethical fashion and preserving Indigenous traditions.

✨ Product Highlights:

• 100% handwoven Wayuu bag from Colombia

• Beige with roses design – a soft, romantic color palette

• Strap: - wear it as a shoulder bag or crossbody

• Braided drawstring closure with hand-crocheted pompoms

• Lightweight, elegant, and durable

• Perfect for boho lovers, artisans at heart, and ethical fashionistas

• Each piece is truly unique, made with care and intention

• Weaving Technique: Single-thread

• Closure: Drawstring with 3 pompoms

• Origin: Wayuu tribe, La Guajira Desert, Colombia

• Due to the handmade nature, size and details may vary slightly.