Sky Patchwork Duffel

The Sky Patchwork Duffle is a stunning blend of craftsmanship and color, featuring stitched pieces of exquisite blue Kantha Khambadia fabric. Made by stitching layers of recycled fabric using a traditional running stitch called "kantha," this fabric results in a beautiful patchwork of vibrant hues, intricate patterns, and rich textures. The soft yet durable leather straps add a touch of elegance and ensure comfort and reliability. Ideal for a weekend getaway, this sky-blue duffle is as functional as it is visually striking.

Crafted by our artisan partner in the majestic Rajasthan region, which has been Fair Trade certified for over 30 years, this duffle is a true reflection of the region's vibrant heritage and artistry.

DETAILS

• • Made in India
• • 24" x 14" x 10"
• • Spot clean

ABOUT THE ARTISAN

Rahab’s Rope empowers women and children affected by or at risk of human trafficking. One hundred percent of profits support prevention, intervention, and aftercare efforts. Partnering with artisan groups across South Asia, Rahab’s Rope provides training in traditional crafts, helping people who would not otherwise have this opportunity to secure stable incomes and build sustainable futures.

Rahab’s Rope partnered with Arawali Exports of the majestic Rajasthan region to bring you the the Sky Patchwork Duffel, which reflects both heritage and hope. This family-owned business, now in its second generation, has been Fair Trade certified for over 30 years and employs more than 150 artisans across a four-story workshop. With in-house facilities for textiles, apparel, and handicrafts, Arawali Exports is committed to sustainable development and dignified work.

This order for The Grace Case provided 45 days of work for sixteen artisans, supporting not only their livelihoods but also opportunities for their children to remain in school and build brighter futures. Through Rahab’s Rope’s partnership, each purchase helps fund the prevention, intervention, and aftercare of women and children at risk of or rescued from sex trafficking, transforming beautiful craftsmanship into a story of redemption and resilience.

MEET THE ARTISAN: Reba

Reba grew up in poverty, unable to attend school and often without enough food or clothing. As an adult, she struggled to find work until she discovered a company partnering with Rahab’s Rope that trained women to make bags and paper products. Though marriage forced her to step away, Reba eventually returned to work with her in-laws’ permission. Today, she supports both her siblings and her young daughter, grateful for the chance to provide stability and hope for a brighter future.