The Crescent Bag - Handwoven Khes — Navy & Pink

Khes is a double-weave technique from Punjab — two layers of cloth woven simultaneously on the same loom, creating a fabric that's reversible, dense, and built to last. The houndstooth-style pattern you see here isn't applied to the surface. It's structural. Woven in, thread by thread, by weavers who've been doing this their whole lives. This crescent bag is made from handspun, handwoven Khes cloth. It's the kind of bag that gets carried every day — to the market, to the studio, on the train — and looks better for it. Slouchy enough to live in, structured enough to hold its shape. A long curved strap sits comfortably on the shoulder or across the body. No zips, no fuss. Just a well-made bag in cloth worth keeping. 100% handspun, handwoven Khes cotton — Punjab Crescent silhouette with curved shoulder strap Come lined with hand block printed cotton Spot clean or gentle hand wash Made in Punjab, India About Khes Weaving Khes is one of Punjab's oldest weaving traditions — a double-cloth technique where two layers are woven simultaneously on the same loom, interlocking at the edges. The geometric pattern is built entirely within the weave structure itself, not printed or embroidered on top. It takes a skilled weaver to hold both layers in their hands at once, and the craft has been passed down through artisan families for generations.