Arjoun is the dry palm stalk left behind after the date harvest. Once seen as waste, it’s now the soul of eco-craft in Egypt. Trained women in Aswan collect, slice, and weave it by hand-preserving a craft while creating opportunity.
It’s a piece of Egypt. Each bag is made by hand in Aswan using palm stalks once discarded after the date harvest. Now, these fibers are woven into modern design—where ancient heritage meets conscious fashion.
In the villages of Luxor and Aswan, women and artisans trained in ancestral crafts breathe new life into natural materials. These aren’t just bags – they’re legacies passed down, woven with pride and purpose.
