Palm bag, the ideal complement to your boho style
During the last few years, the boho style has reigned not only in clothing, but also in design. But what exactly is the boho style? Well, it is obviously short for Bohemian, and it is a style inspired by the free-spirited hippies of the 1960s and 1970s.
When it comes to fashion, this particular trend is characterized by long flowy dresses, flat sandals, and ethnic touches here and there. This last characteristic is where artisanal bags like ours fit perfectly, since they are 100% handmade and follow the Oaxacan technique of palm weaving.
If you’re looking for the perfect accessory for a unique boho style, look no further. Here are three of our palm bags that will make you rock your perfect boho outfit:
Alejandra Tote Bag
In Mexico, a palm-weaved tote bag is one of the most traditional things a woman can carry. They are the best option for sightseeing “pueblos mágicos”, the magic towns that abound in Mexico. You can combine it with a long flowing skirt and a tank top. In this bag, you can store all the things you buy in the local markets without sacrificing space for your own stuff.
Marcela Backpack
If you want to kick up a notch your daily outfit to go to school or college, you should do it with our boho Marcela Backpack. It is ideal for elevating your style since it is very colorful and has a lot of texture, and of course, it fits a laptop and your notebooks. Combine it with some bell-bottomed jeans and become the boho referent at your school.
Wendy Crossbody Bag
There is no better place to show off a boho outfit than a music festival. If you are planning to go to one soon, you should definitely wear our Wendy Crossbody Bag. It is super comfortable and casual, but at the same time, it adds a sophisticated element to your whole look. It goes excellent with rompers, dresses, or denim shorts.
Check out our other boho palm bags here and choose the one that goes better with your style and personality. Remember that the price you pay for your bag already includes a donation percentage for Oaxacan artisans and their families.
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