The Brown Agung Camera Strap is quite possibly the most stylish of The Agung Collection, and is the perfect balance of strength and comfort.

Finally, a leather camera strap that works just as good as it looks. We are proud to introduce the first leather camera strap designed with the professional storyteller in mind! Our Agung Collection is handmade by a team of local creatives here in Bali, Indonesia, and tells a unique story of the islands most impressive natural landmark - Mount Agung.

The hyper-smooth, adjustable slide glides across leather seamlessly, and can be made to fit any length preference. Our dual point, quick release clips take the drama out of attaching and detaching your equipment, and the strong leather connectors are designed to fit any camera, with the option of attaching directly to the camera body or via the o-rings provided. 

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What's Included

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• 1 x Limited Edition Agung Camera Strap [Brown]
• 4 x Brown leather connectors
• 2 x O-ring adapters (for smaller cameras)
• 1 x Linen Pouch

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Specs

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Main Strap

• Max Length - 150cm
• Width - 5cm
• Weight - 0.5kg

Hardware (50% Brass, 50% Metal)

• Quick-Release Clamps - 1,5cm
• Square Ring - 5cm
• Adjustable slide - 5cm

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Materials

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All straps are made from 100% natural cow leather. With the help of traditional Balinese artisans, we utilize only the finest, premium and locally sourced materials to create our camera straps - ensuring quality, transparency and sustainable manufacturing practices. We are dedicated to conscious, slow creation, providing opportunities for locals and a sustainable alternative to mass production.

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Features

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• Adjustable slide with engraved geo-coordinates of Mount Agung.
• Quick-release system with dual point clips.
• Strong, hand-sewn leather connectors (with option of o-ring adapters).
• Traditional, hand carved Agung-Nagabasuki design.
• Unique style number that sets your strap apart from the rest. (example: AG.001.20.11.BR = Agung.Product#.Year.Month.Color)

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Design Story

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Three months prior to the eruption of 1963, one of the most devastating eruptions in Indonesias’ history, a light appeared in the sky, accompanied by a deep, rumbling sound that resembled that of a dragon, and stretched all the way from Lempuyang Village to Mount Agung. Over the next three months, the same voice would appear at exactly midnight, with the trail of the dragon lighting up the sky. It is believed that this is the voice of Nagabasuki - the powerful God that lives within Agung, warning the people that the time for rebirth is coming, and that the island must be cleansed once again.

Since this time, Lempuyang temple has been interpreted as a noble light, and in the eyes of the local people, is the reason it draws 1,000+ visitors per day, becoming a magnet for photographers from across the globe. And now, to the people of Lempuyang and surrounding villages, when Agung erupts, they know not to be afraid, because it means that God is working, and a time for new opportunities awaits.