•  Mini – 19 x 19cm
• Midi – 23 x 23cm
• Large – 30 x 35cm

The Terap-bark weave gives the bag a firm yet flexible structure, robust enough for everyday use, yet light enough to carry with ease. The natural texture feels grounded and earthy, evoking the quiet authenticity of handmade craft.

Clean, unlined interior emphasising minimalism, longevity, and low-impact design. The bag’s structure shifts naturally to your use, embodying adaptive simplicity.

Each carrier is completely handcrafted by the ancient Kanekes tribe, using slow, low-impact techniques that honour both material and tradition.

Crafted at its own pace, each string of yarn is created through a slow process where the bark is thinly peeled, roasted, and sun-dried over several days before being handtwined and handknitted into shape. Every piece carries subtle variations that reflect the integrity of the process and a deep connection between nature, maker, and object.

Peeled bark of Artocarpus Elasticus (Terap Tree in Indonesian) Cedar colour - naturally dyed using dyebath of Artocarpus Elasticus bark

• Cold handwash only
• Line drying only in shade

Please follow the correct steps to ensure your RŪPAHAUS pieces get the best care. Refer to our care for more info.

Use the Djaro bag as a natural-textured accent against soft linens or cotton outfits. It pairs beautifully with earth-toned dresses, relaxed outerwear, or tailored trousers for a contrast between structured minimalism and organic artisan craft. Its versatile shape and neutral palette make it equally suitable for casual daywear, errands, or understated evening outfits.

Carbon-neutral delivery is complimentary within Australia on all orders over $250. Refer to our FAQ for more shipping and delivery info.