Best Seller! Kumumea’s Kaona Crossbody Bag: Style Meets Functionality
Elevate your everyday essentials with this thoughtfully designed bag by Kumumea, where heritage meets modern practicality.
•Color & Materials: A sophisticated camel tone crafted from top grain leather, combining durability with elegance.
•Interior Features: Stay organized with eight leather card slots featuring RFID-blocking technology, two secure zippered pockets, and one open pocket, all complemented by a vibrant fuchsia lining adorned with Kumumea’s inspiring ʻŌlelo (Hawaiian words).
•Design Details: A smooth, durable metal zipper pull and antique brass hardware add a touch of timeless charm.
•Versatile Carrying Options: Includes three detachable straps for ultimate flexibility — a 7” leather wristlet strap, a durable nylon strap, and a sleek leather strap for crossbody or shoulder wear.
•Perfectly Sized: Compact dimensions (9”L x 6”H x 1.25”W) make it ideal for on-the-go convenience without sacrificing style.
Experience the blend of beauty, culture, and functionality with this versatile wristlet bag—perfect for any occasion, whether you’re running errands or heading out for a night on the town.
Kumumea `Olelo translation:
Pā aheahe mai ka makani ʻoluʻolu i ka maluhia o ka ululāʻau. The soft gentle breeze wafts in the scerenity of the forest.
E honi mai ana i nā lihilihi o ka liko lehua. Kissing the the petals of the lehua blossom.
Kapalili nā lau a luliluli mālie. The leaves quiver swaying gently back and forth.
Heleleʻi ihola ka ua kilinoe mai ka lani mai. The soft misty rain falls from heaven.
Uhi ʻia ka liko i ka makani kolonahe me ke kapa ʻoluʻolu o ke kiliʻohu.
The liko is embraced by the kolonahe wind and is comforted by the soft misty rain.
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