Our Wayuu tote bags, known as playeras and susus, are handwoven by Wayuu Indigenous women from La Guajira, Colombia, using time-honored crochet techniques passed down through generations. These rectangular-style bags with a round bottom that opens up to reveal a flat base, giving it lots more room inside, are known for their lightweight feel and intricate geometric designs, each one unique to the artisan who created it.

Designed for both form and function, playeras and susus are ideal for carrying your everyday essentials and more. Their shape makes them perfect for slipping into your laptop, books, or travel items. Making them a favorite for students, creatives, and travelers. Whether you're headed to the beach, the market, or your local café, these totes bring both beauty and practicality to your day.

Each tote can take several days to complete, anywhere from 15-20 days depending on the complexity of the design and technique used. The vibrant colors and carefully chosen patterns aren't just decorative, they reflect stories, symbols, and the deep cultural identity of their community.