Product Description
This wallet is handcrafted in the Sindh region of Pakistan using traditional Sindhi and Balochi embroidery and mirror work a craft rooted in the Indus Civilisation and practised by local women artisans for centuries. In Sindhi, this mirror embroidery is called sheesha work, where small mirrors are sewn into fabric alongside colourful yarn in geometric Ajrak-inspired patterns. The result is a vibrant, characterful wallet with a pom pom pull zipper that holds cards, currency, and daily essentials without bulk. No machine touches this piece at any stage, so every wallet is genuinely different from the last.
FAQS
1. Where is this wallet handcrafted?
It is made in the Sindh region of Pakistan by local women artisans using traditional Sindhi embroidery techniques passed down for generations.
2. What is sheesha work embroidery?
Sheesha work is the Sindhi name for mirror work embroidery, where small reflective mirrors are hand-stitched into fabric alongside colourful yarn, often in geometric Ajrak patterns.
3. Is this wallet ethically sourced?
Yes. It is bought directly from the artisans who create it, supporting fair trade and preserving traditional Sindhi craft traditions.
4. What can I store inside this embroidered wallet?
It holds currency notes, ATM cards, debit and credit cards, and small daily essentials. Compact in size but practical for everyday carry.
5. How do I care for this handmade Sindhi wallet?
Spot clean only with a damp cloth. Avoid machine washing, soaking, or harsh chemicals these damage the embroidery and mirror work. Store in a dry place.
