Ìgòdò — Key Holder & Bag Charm

Ìgòdò — Key Holder & Bag Charm

A Symbol of Storytelling in Motion

In Igbo, ìgòdò means “key” — a word that speaks of access, entry, and passage. At Udiri, Ìgòdò is more than an object of utility. It is a marker of presence, a small form carrying the weight of story.

Crafted from FSC®-certified cellulose fiber and finished with a sleek matte gold ring, this tactile piece merges sustainability with symbolic artistry. Each charm bears one of Udiri’s signature motifs — Rogo (cassava), Ridi (sesame seed), Aya (tigernut), or Dóya (yam). Once cultivated in the soil by displaced women, these crops are now reimagined as abstract symbols of resilience, provision, and quiet power.

Whether clipped onto a tote, attached to a travel pouch, or carried as a key holder, Ìgòdò transforms the everyday into ritual — a touch of grounded elegance that moves with you.

Details

• Material: FSC®-certified cellulose fiber with matte gold-finished key ring
• Design Motifs: Rogo, Ridi, Aya, Dóya
• Functionality: Doubles as key holder and minimalist bag charm
• Artisan Touch: Hand-assembled by refugee and IDP women through Udiri’s buyback empowerment program
• Edition: Small-batch production ensures uniqueness and collectible value

Ìgòdò is more than an accessory. It is a key to memory, a quiet bond of continuity — carrying stories forward with purpose.

Pronunciation: ee-goh-doh