Saola Woven Tote Bag

Saola Woven Tote BagCarry the trace of a mystery almost lost to time. This tote features the elusive saola rarely seen, rarely photographed illustrated in soft watercolor and printed on ethically sourced fabric. A symbol of wilderness that still resists the reach of modern life. The saola (Pseudoryx nghetinhensis) is one of the worlds rarest large mammals, discovered by science only in 1992. Native to the Annamite Mountains along the LaosVietnam border, its often called

Carry the trace of a mystery almost lost to time.
This tote features the elusive saola — rarely seen, rarely photographed — illustrated in soft watercolor and printed on ethically sourced fabric. A symbol of wilderness that still resists the reach of modern life.

The saola (Pseudoryx nghetinhensis) is one of the world’s rarest large mammals, discovered by science only in 1992. Native to the Annamite Mountains along the Laos–Vietnam border, it’s often called the “Asian unicorn” for its rarity and graceful horns.
With no saola known to survive in captivity and fewer than a few hundred believed to exist in the wild, it faces extinction due to snare hunting, habitat fragmentation, and human encroachment.
Part of The Vanishing Wild collection, this tote quietly honors a creature few will ever see — but whose existence still stirs the imagination.

• Learn more from IUCN
• Visit the Saola Working Group