Medium Tote Bua Block - Polynesian Cultural Center

Rise Beyond The Reef Medium Canvas Tote Bag- Bua Block

$22.99

A Medium Bua Block Tote Will Be Your Trusted Companion

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A Medium Bua Block Tote Will Be Your Trusted Companion
Carry your essentials in simple island style with the Rise Beyond The Reef Medium Tote Bag in the eye-catching Bua Block design. This tote is crafted from 100% cotton canvas. The vibrant, block-printed pattern not only stands out but also celebrates traditional Fijian craftsmanship. Spacious and versatile, it’s perfect for everyday use and offers room for a lot of stuff. You’ll love the functionality and fashion of this bag. Your purchase supports Fijian women and helps preserve Fijian culture.
- 100% Cotton Canvas
- 10”H x 10.5”W x 21”L
- Bua Block Pattern
- Choose from Kenalopi Orange or Lomalagi Blue
Rise Beyond the Reef is a nonprofit organization in Fiji dedicated to preserving the traditional crafts of 25 remote villages. By empowering Indigenous women, it enhances their craft production skills, leadership abilities, and market access. Founded by Janet and Semi Lotawa in 2013, the organization focuses on sustainable development and cultural preservation.
A Medium Bua Block Tote Will Be Your Trusted Companion

Carry your essentials in simple island style with the Rise Beyond The Reef Medium Tote Bag in the eye-catching Bua Block design. This tote is crafted from 100% cotton canvas. The vibrant, block-printed pattern not only stands out but also celebrates traditional Fijian craftsmanship. Spacious and versatile, it’s perfect for everyday use and offers room for a lot of stuff. You’ll love the functionality and fashion of this bag. Your purchase supports Fijian women and helps preserve Fijian culture.
- 100% Cotton Canvas
- 10”H x 10.5”W x 21”L
- Bua Block Pattern
- Choose from Kenalopi Orange or Lomalagi Blue
Rise Beyond the Reef is a nonprofit organization in Fiji dedicated to preserving the traditional crafts of 25 remote villages. By empowering Indigenous women, it enhances their craft production skills, leadership abilities, and market access. Founded by Janet and Semi Lotawa in 2013, the organization focuses on sustainable development and cultural preservation.
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