Handbag Arslanbob

With it’s natural colors this bag is named after Arslanbob, a large wild walnut forest in the Jalal-Abad Region of Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgyzstan’s first known export to Europe was the Arslanbob walnut.

By the time of Alexander the Great, the walnut forest was locally known for hunting. He took the walnuts from Sogdiana, and these formed the European plantations. It is also said that he exported the walnut plants to Greece during his campaigns in Central Asia. This is inferred from the usage of the word “Gretski”, meaning “Greek” nuts for walnuts in Russian. Hence, it is nicknamed as the ″Greek nut″.

This bag is our biggest all-around! Documents and daily stuff fits perfectly in this bag. The bag can also be used as a laptop case: it’s easy to fit a 13″- laptop!

The bag comes standard along with a little wallet and make-up bag.