ABELINO takes its shape from a single length of jajim cloth, hand-woven by artisans who spin and dye the wool themselves using color drawn from the landscape rather than a dye vat. The exact placement of the geometric pattern across this backpack's panels is unrepeatable, since no two lengths of jajim carry the same sequence of motifs — this one is the only backpack cut this way. Its energetic mix of natural tones and angular shapes makes it as much a piece of textile art as a daily carry.