fabric handbags

With a strap that is designed to tie at the desired length, this bohemian shoulder bag is a beautiful testimony to northern Thailand's textile traditions. The cotton bag is woven on a traditional loom by Karen hill tribe weavers in pink magenta with patterns in black, yellow and gray. Adorned with elephants detailed in aluminum repoussé, the bag by Jiap Rojjana has a pocket in the solid black lined interior and closes with a coconut shell button.

Om Prakash shares the magnificence of India's textile arts with the design of this shoulder bag. In pink, brown, orange, black, gray, and yellow stripes, the bag's cotton fabric is woven on a traditional loom. The front is adorned with zari embroidery dotted with shiny sequins, and the dark pink lined interior features a zipper pocket. The main bag closes with a zipper.

Each bag in this collection is unique, presenting slight differences in color and/ or pattern as Prakash works with handcrafted materials. The overall theme will remain the same.

Designed by Nuchsuwan, this tote bag is defined by its bright cross-stitching, a splendid example of Hmong hill tribe handicrafts in Thailand. Hand crafted from a poly-cotton blend, the tote features a striped hill tribe pattern accented by bright aluminum beads. Lined in black cotton, the interior includes one open pocket and one zippered, while a magnetic snap closure keeps your valuables safe and secure. Patterns and colors will vary due to the handmade nature of the fabric.

Complement your ensembles and adventures with a stunning accessory displaying Guatemala's high-quality textile artistry. Handwoven with talent by artisans from the Life and Hope Women's Association, this cotton handbag features a combination of pink, carnation, redwood, black and beige hues arranged in a lovely striped pattern, exuding refreshing elegance. The design is accented with leather straps, all secured by a handy zipper closure.

Magnificent in its beauty, this cotton clutch will add a flair to any ensemble. Indian duo Krishna and Sharda design this clutch, which features lovely white motifs against stripes of crimson and carnation. The designs are applied using the batik method, where a wax resist is carefully block-printed onto the fabric before it is treated with dyes. This clutch is divided into three cotton-lined zipper compartments for organizing your belongings.