The Woven Edit
The weave is the constant. Raffia, straw and woven leather — every bag here is built on a weave, and every product page names the exact material. Raffia is labeled raffia. Straw is labeled straw. Leather is labeled leather. A woven texture is allowed to be beautiful without pretending to be another fiber. Our raffia market pieces are hand-woven in Laizhou, on China's Shandong coast, and The Florence Tote is 100% Madagascar long-fibre raffia.
What's here: raffia market totes and baskets, straw buckets, totes and crossbodies sized for a phone-and-card setup, and woven leather totes, shoulder bags and pouches for when the season turns.
If you want real raffia, start with The Florence Tote. If you want the material difference first, read raffia vs straw vs seagrass. Where we source.
Pair it with our silk scarves or cashmere from Inner Mongolia, or browse every bag in The Carry.
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The Straw Bucket Bag -
The Florence Tote -
The Matera Woven Pouch 
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The Grand Market Tote -
The Packable Wide-Brim Raffia Sun Hat -
The Portofino Raffia Basket Tote -
The Assisi Chain Pouch -
The Open-Weave Raffia Market Set -
The Siena Basket Tote -
The Espresso Mini Tote -
The Scalloped Raffia Bucket Bag -
The Ostuni Raffia Shoulder Tote -
The Sète Raffia Beach Sling -
The Riviera Basket Shoulder Bag -
The Palermo Woven Tote -
The Mantova Drawstring Pouch -
The Arezzo Woven Tote -
The Taormina Raffia Tote -
The Vicenza Woven Tote -
The Torino Woven Tote -
The Parma Woven Mini Hobo -
The Treviso Woven Hobo -
The Perugia Woven Tote -
The Vernazza Straw Tote
Source × Craft
Every material, named plainly
Raffia is labeled raffia. Straw is labeled straw. Leather is labeled leather, and a blend is called a blend. Each product page names the material, so a woven texture never pretends to be another fiber.
Curated by
Helia
Every piece reflects Helia's instinct for materials that mature with use. Wildfool was founded on a single belief — well-made should mean well-told.
