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Tote Bag

R125.00

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The elderly woman's hands, clasped in prayer, symbolize a moment of reverence during the ritual of "cutting rampies". In Islamic tradition, a mother's prayer is particularly revered and encouraged, highlighting the significance of this gesture.

The act of raising hands with open palms during prayer is a widespread practice that embodies humility, submission, and a request for divine mercy and blessings. This gesture reflects a deep cultural significance, embodying both gratitude and a connection to tradition. The act serves not only as a personal expression of faith but also as a communal acknowledgment of the importance of the ceremony within the community.

(Delivery is currently priced at R80. We are proud to work with Ish Couriers, a small local delivery business that we wholeheartedly support and believe in. As we are in the early stages of this initiative aimed at enhancing the sustainability of our nonprofit, we do not yet offer products in physical stores.)


Larsen Bag

Size: 37 x 41cm

Material: 100% Cotton 105 g/ m2

70cm Long handles

Resistance up to 7kg of weight

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