STELAR
Hand-woven bags | Balinese craftsmanship | 100% traceable
Hand-woven modern handbags from Stelar preserve the art and tradition of local communities in Bali. Each bag has a unique code with the 'Meet your Artisan' link, which means that the buyer can trace the origin of the bag and get to know the craftsman. By this way the brand re-imagines indigenous skills.
POSITIVE ENGAGEMENTS
TRANSPARENT DELIVERY CHAIN Information transparency about business methods of suppliers
FAIRE WORK
Promotion of fair working conditions and no child labor
NATURAL RESOURCES
Gentle use of sustainable & renewable raw materials
BIODIVERSITY
Sustainable use of the biodiversity of our planet
RECYCLING
Reduction of waste through reuse and recycling
CO2 REDUCTION
Minimization of released emissions in logistics, production & operation
NO POLLUTANTS
Products & Production are free from harmful chemicals & substances
WORK-LIFE BALANCE
Promote a balance between work and private life
HERITAGE
Preservation of tradition, craftsmanship and culture
PHILANTHROPY
Promotion of Charity & Community
STELAR - SUSTAINABILITY
Real craftsmanship
Stelar works directly with artisans in East Bali to produce the colourful bags. The leather handbags with a modern design are traditionally knotted by hand. Preserving the traditional skills, which have been passed down through generations and at the same time safeguarding the livelihood of dependent communities. This is how Balinese craftsmanship is redefined.
Transparency and community
The Unique Code can be used to get to know the respective artists. This means that every bag and accessory can be traced, which means that the brand creates a high level of transparency. In addition, Stelar offers the opportunity to directly support the local community of the craftsman.
Sustainable production and secondary processes
The collection also offers vegan handbags made from natural materials. The resources are obtained from local farmers and thus promote local biodiversity. Waste products are reduced through upcycling, no harmful chemicals are used and raw materials are sourced locally in order to minimize CO2 emissions.
