lovely handbags

A father and son duo from India, Kailash and Anurag work with local artisans in order to craft beautiful accessories. They present this duffel bag, handcrafted from 100% cotton with leather straps. The floral motifs in slate and royal blue are applied using the traditional batik method, where a wax resist is used, submerging the material in a vat of dye. The bag's magnetic snap closure opens to reveal a large inner compartment lined with polyester in burnt orange.

Rajnandinee and Srabonti are two artisans from India who work together to design and craft beautiful accessories. They are proud to present this shoulder bag, which is made from 100% silk with black leather accents. The silk features a wisteria color with abstract block-printed designs in black accented by embroidery performed in the kantha style, which is popular among Bengali women. The bag features two open pockets on the outside, with a zipper opening to reveal a black polyester-lined interior with two open pockets and a single zipper pocket.

Traditional elephant and paisley motifs adorn this lovely creation from Thailand. With a printed pattern exuding the elegance of the region, Keawpankanlaya's cotton tote bag is also masterfully crafted with generous space, a lightweight design and a handy interior pocket, making it a versatile piece for the everyday. As a hidden message, the purple hue symbolizes magic.

Indian duo Krishna and Sharda design this lovely cotton wallet, which features abstract motifs in white motifs against wavy stripes of eggplant and straw. 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. Opening with a zipper, this wallet reveals a cotton-lined interior in taupe with two bank card slots on one side, an acrylic ID window on the other side, and a zipper pocket for storing paper bills.

Indian duo Krishna and Sharda design this lovely cotton clutch, which features abstract motifs in white motifs against wavy stripes of eggplant and straw. 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.