Thailand’s Buffalo Bags just released their latest limited edition bag line. This time, they’re printed using the camera-less photographic process known as a cyanotype, resulting in a one-of-a-kind print of leaves and bike parts. Check out the collection here…

A cyanotype is one of the oldest photographic methods, dating back to the mid-19th century, used to reproduce photographs, documents, and maps. The process requires the canvas or fabric to be treated with a UV-sensitive solution, and then items are placed on top before exposing it to sunlight, and the print is set after it’s submerged in water.

Buffalo Bags in Thailand just released their latest limited edition BUFFALORIDE bag line, which is made using cyanotypes on heavy-duty canvas, showcasing leaves and other flora surrounding Rayong, Thailand, as well as a few bike parts they had lying around. There are two fabric options/colors: white or khaki, and the collection includes the Big and Small Buffalo handlebar bags (the big version is already sold out) and the Buff Tank stem bag.

The Buffalo Bags BUFFALORIDE Cyanotype Buff Tank costs $60 USD, and the Small Buffalo handlebar bag costs $235. Quantities are limited, and once they’re gone, they’re gone! See more at BuffaloBagTH.com.

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