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Handmade Embroidered Shoulder Bag in textured blue fabric, featuring white stitched figures and an adjustable strap.
Handmade Embroidered Shoulder Bag in textured blue fabric, with delicate white figures and surfboards stitched on the front.
Handmade Embroidered Shoulder Bag in textured blue fabric, featuring white stitched figures with surfboards.
Handmade Embroidered Shoulder Bag in textured blue fabric, featuring white stitched figures and an adjustable strap.
Handmade Embroidered Shoulder Bag in textured blue fabric, with delicate white figures and surfboards stitched on the front.
Handmade Embroidered Shoulder Bag in textured blue fabric, featuring white stitched figures with surfboards.

Handmade Embroidered Shoulder Bag — Blue

Yuval Lansky
$65.00
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Yuval Lansky’s handmade blue shoulder bag features white embroidery honoring Ilay, Adir, and Matan, who saved her life at the Nova Music Festival. The illustration depicts them with surfboards in a tribute to their love of the sea.

The outer fabric is paired with cotton lining, a central zipper, and a small inner pocket. An adjustable strap allows the bag to be worn over the shoulder.

Product details

  • Artist: Yuval Lansky
  • Color: Blue with white embroidery
  • Construction: Hand-sewn from a custom pattern
  • Lining: Cotton
  • Fastenings: Plastic zippers with metal heads; iron strap rectangles
  • Dimensions: 23 × 16 × 5 cm
  • Adjustable strap: 60–120 cm

Connection to the Nova community

Handmade by Nova survivor Yuval Lansky, this piece connects everyday usefulness with personal memory and craftsmanship. Choosing her work supports her creative livelihood and the wider Nova survivor community.

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