A Rare Piece of Textile History, Built for New Adventures
Every once in a while, we come across a textile that's simply too beautiful to leave tucked away.
For this one-of-a-kind Medium Cedar Bucket Bag, we paired our rugged medium brown waxed canvas with pockets crafted from an authentic 19th century serape. Each piece was hand woven and hand dyed, carrying the rich colors and craftsmanship of a time when textiles were created to last for generations.
This isn't just a gear bag. It's a piece of history that was made to continue its journey.
Specifications
- Overall Size: 10" tall × 6.25" diameter
- Material: 8.25 oz waxed canvas
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Four exterior pockets featuring authentic 19th century hand woven serape
- Reinforced top rim with heavy-duty grommets
- Adjustable drawstring closure
- Handmade in Washington State
A Textile with a Story
The pocket fabric comes from an authentic nineteenth century serape that was woven and dyed entirely by hand.
Its vibrant colors and subtle variations are the result of traditional craftsmanship that simply cannot be replicated today. Every section tells a slightly different story, making this bag completely unique.
Once this fabric is gone, there won't be another exactly like it.
Built for Everyday Adventure
The Medium Cedar Bucket Bag is equally at home on the trail, around camp, or traveling across the country.
Perfect for carrying:
- Bushcraft and camp gear
- Foraging supplies
- Water bottle, lunch, and trail essentials
- Knitting or crochet projects
- Camera equipment
- Gardening tools
- Dog walking supplies
- Everyday carry gear
- Travel organization
The four exterior pockets keep your most-used gear within easy reach while the spacious main compartment handles everything else.
Built to Last
Waxed canvas has been trusted outdoors for generations because it naturally sheds light weather, stands up to years of hard use, and develops a beautiful patina over time.
Handmade by Our Family
Every PNWBUSHCRAFT bag is designed, cut, sewn, and finished by our family in our Washington workshop.
By pairing heritage materials with time-tested construction, we hope to create gear that will continue telling its story for decades to come.