Sloth Rope Handled Jute Bucket Bag

Sloth Rope Handled Jute Bucket Bag is a lovely beach tote (or big shopping bag!) in a fun Sloths design.

The inside and zip pockets keep things organised, and the comfortable rope handles make carrying easy. Fully lined.

The soft rope handles are the right length to fit over your shoulder or at your side without discomfort.

Sloth Print Rope Handled Jute Bucket Bag Details:

Length of Strap: 60 cm Bag size: 12cm x 45cm x 30cm (16.2 litre capacity)

Cute design.

Handles For Comfort from Soft Rope.

Interior pockets with zips.

Materials: Mix of Cotton and Polyester

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About Ancient Wisdom:

In the beginning, Sheffield and Derbyshire were the locations of the small chain of gift shops known as Ancient Wisdom. A variety of unique aromatherapy products were created in response to consumer demand. The success of these goods, including Sleep Stones, led to requests for supplies from other retailers. As a result, wholesale sales to the independent gift trade were soon seen as lucrative. This emphasis on meeting customer demand has been and continues to be a key component of our success.

The idea of aromatherapy has evolved to encompass various gift items, such as candles, crystals, and incense. They now carry nearly 10,000 product lines imported from China, Nepal, India, and Indonesia to supply the European gift industry.

Operating out of Sheffield’s Affinity Park, a 100,000-square-foot distribution facility, we constantly expand our product lines with the goal of meeting all of your gift-related needs.

Why is Ancient Wisdom called that?

Well, everything took place about 6000 years ago… Folklore, increasingly supported by archaeology, tells us that even in so-called prehistoric times, humanity was far from primitive. However, the advancement of civilisations and knowledge has remained upward. Stonehenge and the Pyramids are significant examples of how an ancient culture could be superior to its offspring.

Undoubtedly, the ancients were more knowledgeable than we are today in aromatherapy and the enigmatic properties of plants and trees. However, academics and theologians disagree sharply about the origin of this ancient wisdom.

Was it divine, from the Nephilim (a fictitious race of sons of God), or from aliens before the flood?
The truth is that great wisdom was discovered and lost relatively quickly, probably around 6000 years ago.

Much more seriously
The rising popularity of aromatherapy appears closely related to the rising popularity of everything spiritual and ancient. Most people believe they have a more compassionate, deeper side. A side that enjoys lighting candles, indulging in delicious scents, and creating a cosy and welcoming home environment.

This most fundamental human need is something that the Ancient Wisdom concept attempts to in some way meet.