Pasibags

Pasibags are a type of handbag that originated in the Philippines. The name "pasibags" is derived from the Tagalog word "pasabog," which means something surprising or explosive. These bags are typically made from woven materials such as rattan, pandan leaves, or straw. They are often handcrafted by local artisans, reflecting traditional Filipino weaving techniques.

The design of pasibags can vary widely, from simple woven totes to more elaborate styles featuring decorative patterns, embroidery, or embellishments. They are known for their durability and natural aesthetic, making them a popular choice for casual wear, beach outings, and everyday use. In recent years, pasibags have gained international recognition, appearing in fashion trends and being sold in boutiques and online stores worldwide. Their popularity is attributed to their unique cultural heritage, eco-friendly materials, and distinctive bohemian-chic appeal. The production of pasibags also supports local communities and preserves traditional craftsmanship.