Siyabonga Coin Bag

The Siyabonga Portrait Coin Bag

Small in size, but immense in character. The Siyabonga Coin Bag is a functional piece of art designed for those who appreciate the beauty in every small moment. This compact companion is the perfect size for your earbuds, a favorite lip gloss, essential medication, or your travel cards.

Showcasing a portrait by Lillian Gray, the Siyabonga coin bag is a study in primary balance. The design is anchored by a striking mix of blue and red, punctuated with subtle hints of yellow that draw the eye. It’s a tiny powerhouse of style that ensures your essentials are always wrapped in a bold, artistic narrative.

The Meaning of Siyabonga

The name Siyabonga is a beautiful Zulu name meaning “We are grateful” or “We thank you.” It is a name rooted in the spirit of gratitude and the recognition of blessings within a community. This portrait captures that sense of appreciative depth—a quiet, thankful strength that looks out at the world with grace. Carrying the Siyabonga bag is a daily reminder to practice gratitude and to acknowledge the abundance in your own life’s journey.

A Hidden Cultural Gem

Just like the person who carries it, this bag has depth. Open it up to reveal a beautiful connection to South African heritage.

• Authentic Shweshwe Lining: Every coin bag is lined with traditional Shweshwe fabric, celebrated for its intricate geometric patterns and rich history.

• A Unique Surprise: Each bag features a different Shweshwe print inside. No two interiors are exactly alike, making your Aloisa bag a one-of-a-kind treasure.

Product Specifications

The perfect companion for your cards, coins, and smallest keepsakes.

• Dimensions: 12cm x 10cm—compact enough to slip into your pocket or toss into your Lillian Gray sling bag.

• Artistic Palette: Blue and Red with vibrant Yellow accents.

• Handcrafted Interior: Lined with unique, varying Shweshwe material.

• Versatility: Ideal for coins, folded cash, lip balm, or AirPods.

The Artist’s Touch: “Siyabonga” isn’t just a pattern; it’s a portrait with a soul. Even the smallest items in your collection should tell a story.