elegant wrap

From Vipin in India, this elegant clutch is petite and chic. It is crafted of polyester suede, and the flap closure is embellished with beadwork and blue rhinestones. In the burgundy lined interior, a pocket keeps small items at hand.

Elegant and versatile, this clutch is designed by Hariyono, from Java. It is crafted of quality leather in grayish blue featuring a florid garland on the flap. Featuring an external zipper pocket for coins, inside the clutch has six compartments designed for business or credit cards, as well as three longer ones for bills.

Arti Sharma of India presents an elegant clutch handbag ornately embellished on the front with turquoise sequins and glass and plastic beads in turquoise and gold. The mandala-style beading is on black silk, and the back of the clutch and interior lining are black polyester. The single interior compartment has a zippered pocket set into the lining and the top flap closes with a magnetic snap.

Java's Lawe Lurik Community adds a little piece of their traditions and customs to their creations, making them high-quality designs full of a unique aura. The team's artisans present today a cotton wristlet in an envelope shape, known by the region's people as amplop. The accessory features a solid grey hue with a lurik pattern embellishing the front flap, also equipped with a magnetic snap closure. Furthermore, the interior has a polyester lining and a zippered pocket. As a final touch, the strap is removable, transforming this wristlet into an elegant clutch.

Wear this bag any way you like. Kathiana Quispe crafts it with two different removable straps that will allow you to wear it as a shoulder bag, crossbody, wristlet, or an elegant evening clutch. She mixes the colors and textures of smooth tobacco leather with a tooled geometric pattern along the flap's edge. This bag is fully lined and comes with a flap magnetic closure, a zippered interior pocket, and an adjustable strap.

Katiana Quispe's work mixes the old traditions of her native Cusco with functional, modern designs. She learned the art of tooling leather from her father and uses Andean textiles as inspiration for her work.

Tall volcanic peaks stand in orderly rows of raisin brown, green, blue and yellow in a bold geometric pattern. Working on the backstrap loom, Juan Jose Ventura weaves the colorful fabric and transforms it into an elegant clutch purse. It opens to reveal a zipper pocket with six spaces for documents and cards.