Ethically Curated Materials
All of the fabrics and materials are carefully curated by Jenna Bee. She seeks inspiration from the places she travels and the talented artisans she meets along the way. The fabrics used are handmade and one-of-a-kind.
All of the fabrics and materials are carefully curated by Jenna Bee. She seeks inspiration from the places she travels and the talented artisans she meets along the way. The fabrics used are handmade and one-of-a-kind.
African mudcloth is a traditional technique that has been mastered by the artisans of Mali and woven deeply into their culture. The fabric is hand dyed with fermented mud and botanicals. The process is natural and environmentally friendly.
From the high up Atlas mountains to the bustling souks of Marrakech, these pieces of Moroccan cactus silk are bursting with handmade character. Each piece of fabric is handwoven and embroidered with unique design.
Sisal baskets are handmade in Kenya from sustainably-sourced sisal fiber. The basket weavers are Kenyan women from remote villages, who have learned the art of weaving from their mothers and grandmothers.
Thoughtfully made on the Central Coast of California. Each bag is made from repurposed materials such as vintage leather belts and artisan-made fabric.
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Handmade tote bags and accessories made from ethically curated fabrics and materials.