Mojatorba originated from the All-Inclusice Sarajevo workshop on 25th – 29th May 2009, run by Julia Cassim at the Helen Hamlyn Centre, and funded by the British Council.

PROJEKAT MOJATORBA TIM CENTRA ZA SAMOPOUZDANJE

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Mojatorba originated from the All-Inclusice Sarajevo workshop on 25th – 29th May 2009, run by Julia Cassim at the Helen Hamlyn Centre, and funded by the British Council.

PROJEKAT MOJATORBA TIM CENTRA ZA SAMOPOUZDANJE

Matthew Harrison, Snežana Nena Skoko, Damir Husejnovi?, Tatjana Kova?evi?, Vanja Lazi?, Arnela Brkan, Admir Šljivnjak, Velid Agovic

Maja Torba uses the high quality leather work of Damir Huseinovic, in combination with a variety of fabrics created by the other members of the centre. The result is a simple design, but one that allows each bag produced to be unique and highly treasured.

The design is a simple ladies two pocket shoulder bag with detachable straps. The bag can be ‘inverted’ so that the exterior surface is either the simple, elegant and durable leather, or the highly individual and vibrant hand-painted textiles.

The straps can also be attached to the bag in a variety of combinations, to maximise the comfort of the bag to as many people and as many situations as possible. The design allows for single or double shoulder support, expansion and contraction of the bag, and back-pack style wearing.

Kulturanti Association, the British Council in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Royal College of Art Helen Hamlyn Centre are pleased to invite you to the opening of the exhibition of design products created during the project

ALL INCLUSIVE SARAJEVO

on November 21st, 2009 starting at 7 p.m.

at the Art Gallery of Bosnia and Herzegovina,

Zelenih beretki 8, Sarajevo.

http://allinclusivesarajevo.wordpress.com/