cute handbags

Claudia Hernandez from Guatemala gives new life to discarded plastic to make hand-woven products like this cute teal coin purse, a multi-purpose and practical bag with 100% cotton lining and a plastic zipper closure. "I love this little bright bag, it is great for storing makeup and small documents but it also serves as a travel bag," Claudia says.

An adorable giraffe swings while thinking about the planet, sending an important message to everyone: "Make the planet green again." Indian designer Tapan Sarbadhikary and a talented artisan team place this inspirational quote on this red and blue cotton tote bag, equipped with a zippered closure and interior pocket that allow for handy use. The printed design also creates a cute illusion when held by the straps.

The king of the jungle is here with an important message: "Green vibes only." Featured as part of Indian designer Tapan Sarbadhikary's series of tote bags with an environmental message, this graceful accessory has a cute lion in a natural scene, all printed to create a fun illusion when holding the bag by the straps. The piece is also equipped with a zippered closure and an interior pocket for handy use.

Every day on this planet is harmonious, but this balance must be protected at all costs. Determined to raise environmental awareness, Tapan Sarbadhikary works with local Indian artisans to create a convenient cotton tote bag in blue, equipped with a zipper closure and interior pocket. The design features a dancing girl whose ribbon creates a cute illusion when held by the straps, all while enhancing the piece's message: "There is no planet B."

This expandable boho bag is sure to become your new best friend. Luisa Villavicencio designs it in light blue recycled cotton denim with leather handles and details. The roomy interior is lined in cotton canvas and features two pouch pockets plus a zippered one. She adds a lobster claw hook to bring in the sides and allow you to shape or expand this bag as you like. All of Luisa's creations use 100% natural cotton fibers and are completely free of dyes.

Luisa Villavicencio's father dedicated his life to cultivating and preserving the Mayan cotton species native to Central America. Her designs mix fibers from her father's cotton crops, recycled denim scraps from Guatemala's garment industry, and a unique touch, courtesy of traditional weaving techniques. She and her family are committed to running a socially and environmentally responsible business and employ over 80 artisans in their workshop.