MIKI Craft in Nami introduces the inaugural chapter of Project MERANDI Craft. Handwoven from coastal pandanus by local artisans in Trang, southern Thailand, the bag reflects a deep connection between material, place, and human skill.

Each pandanus strand is dyed by hand before weaving, allowing for a distinctive double-ombré effect. This meticulous process creates a layered, pixelated, and dimensional surface unique to each piece. Named Nami, meaning “wave” in Japanese, the blue tonal shifts evoke the meeting of sea and shore — traditional coastal craft reimagined through a modern silhouette.

Designed for versatility, the MIKI can be carried by the top handle, styled as a clutch, or worn with the detachable adjustable shoulder strap.

Our shoulder strap offers a distinctive styling option; please refer to the final product image for guidance.

**Please read: Small surface lines, or subtle cracks in individual strands may occasionally appear. These are natural characteristics of pandanus and part of the uniqueness of each piece, not defects. Pixelated patterns and shades may vary slightly between bags, as natural dye is used.