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The Paper Rain Project

Waka Huia - Hemp 'Pocket' Tote Bag OUTLET

$5.00 NZD
$29.00 NZD
$5.00 NZD

The only reusable bag you need.

With artwork by guest artist Hannah Jensen, originally created as a paint carving and featuring in a few of our products. 'Waka Huia' is an ode to the now extinct bird the Huia. This hemp bag is washable, durable and sturdy and oh so soft. Especially after a wash cycle. We love ours!
Features four pockets to keep your bottles upright. Perfect for your grocery shopping or taking your bottles to a BBQ. 
Measurements: 

40cm tall x 36.5cm wide

Note: We have marked these as OUTLET as we weren’t happy with the quality of the printing. The totes themselves are in excellent condition and wash up really soft.

In support of reducing single use plastic bags, these hemp bags are an excellent alternative to hold your goods! Durable and recyclable, these hemp bags are screen printed with non-toxic inks on renewable hemp fabric.

We've teamed up with some fellow creatives with a mutual passion for conservation and the environment to produce these graphic bags. For each tote bag sold, a donation is made to an environmental or social cause - raising awareness for others that do good.

DestinationStandard (NZD)Free over (NZD)
New ZealandFREEFREE
Australia$20.00$200
USA & Canada$45.00$600
Europe$45.00*$600
United Kingdom$45.00* $600
Rest of world**$45.00$600

* Minimum order of 150 Euro for European orders and 135 pounds for UK orders

** Includes most of North America, Europe, UK, Asia and the South Pacific. Orders will be refunded if we are unable to ship to your location.

More details about shipping can be found HERE.

Summer 2015 brought about the first collaboration between The Paper Rain Project & the young / super talented hand behind Illustrate which saw extremely detailed wild animals adorning our boards. Inspired by a trip to India and the pattern-making in that culture, Toby Brunsdon set about making Zen-like creations within his animal illustrations.

Although Toby is on the opposite side of the Globe, his designs are finding themselves etched into macrocarpa, blackwood and french oak surfaces of our boards & are now taking residence across the Globe with travellers & buyers Worldwide.