Apache Tasselled Bag with Navajo Concho

This luxurious version of our signature Apache Tasselled Bag is made of soft chocolate brown hides with flowing kangaroo leather tassels. The bag is embellished with our iconic hand tooled leather panels featuring our iconic Eagle Feather carving throughout. The panels have been carefully hand dyed to achieve that delightfully rustic finish.

The stand-out feature of this piece is the genuine Navajo concho with a Kingman turquoise stone, surrounded by carved feathers and elegant stamping. The side panels feature two smaller conchos to match. 

The hand shaped strap features a matching high-grade turquoise stone displaying mesmerising sky blues. It is lined with soft leather for comfortable wear and fastens with an ornate silver three piece Western buckle. 

The bag comes with a tasselled feather attachment with sky blue turquoise beads for that special touch of bohemian magic. 

The design has been infused with extra love and special finishing touches. The unique combination of extravagant textures, the vibrant blues of the turquoise stones against the dark brown hides, combine with that enchantingly free spirited feel make this bag a spectacular statement piece. 

Meanings: 

Turquoise is known one of the oldest protection amulets recognised in many cultures as a symbol of wealth and abundance, and connection to the spirit world. The concho itself, traditionally used in Navajo belts, signifies wealth. 

Features:

• Leather bag with long tassels
• Hand tooled vegetable tan decorative leather panels
• Large Navajo concho with Kingman turquoise
• Two smaller Navajo conchos on the sides
• High-grade turquoise inlaid into strap
• Roomy inside with a handy, easily accessible pocket
• Silver coloured fittings including our signature Eagle buckle
• The bag comes with a detachable feather clip with turquoise beads
• Dimensions: 33cm x 30cm 
• Strap on shortest setting: 107cm, on longest setting: 123cm

All of the feathers used in Buffalo Girl products are from certified feather dealers and found when out exploring the trail.