Batik Printed Cotton 10 In Tablet Sleeve in Saffron Espresso 'Saffron Eyes' Item ID: 2677064077

Name: Batik Printed Cotton 10 In Tablet Sleeve in Saffron Espresso 'Saffron Eyes'
Brand: Rahina Iddrisu
SKU: 2677064077
Price: 64.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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"Designed by Ghana's Rahina Iddrisu, this cotton tablet sleeve makes the perfect companion for storing valuable electronics. It is covered with wavy motifs in the shape of eyes in saffron, espresso, and alabaster that are achieved using the batik method, where a wax resist is applied to the fabric before submerging it in vats of dye. The case opens with a zipper to reveal a black nylon lining. It is designed to fit a 10-inch tablet."

Item detail

0.26 lbs
11.3 inches H x 8.3 inches W x 1.6 inches D
100% cotton. Nylon lining
Dry clean only
Features a zipper closure
Handcrafted batik art--colors and pattern placement will vary

Made in Ghana

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Rahina Iddrisu

My name is Rahina Iddrisu and I was born in Accra in 1989. I create handcrafted batik bags and tablet sleeves. My friends describe me as creative, innovative and sociable.

I became interested in art as a child. I learned on my own and continued learning through practice. I mastered this craft by learning how to use the sewing machine and how to cut patterns.

Starting on my own was challenging because I had to combine different classes at school with practicing how to sew to perfection.

Pan-Africanism inspires me a lot. I use many African products to help boost local businesses. My favorite part of my work is the finishing because it helps me relax and the hardest part is the stitching.

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Rahina Iddrisu handcrafted batik handbags and tablet lsleeves

My name is Rahina Iddrisu and I was born in Accra in 1989. I create handcrafted batik bags and tablet sleeves. My friends describe me as creative, innovative and sociable.

I became interested in art as a child. I learned on my own and continued learning through practice. I mastered this craft by learning how to use the sewing machine and how to cut patterns.

Starting on my own was challenging because I had to combine different classes at school with practicing how to sew to perfection.

Pan-Africanism inspires me a lot. I use many African products to help boost local businesses. My favorite part of my work is the finishing because it helps me relax and the hardest part is the stitching.

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