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Guatemala's Lopez Garcia Family creates this wonderful cosmetics bag that is sure to be a conversation starter. The ivory cotton bag is embellished with quitapenas, or Guatemalan "worry dolls". According to legend, the princess Ixmucané was granted the ability to solve people's problems by the Sun God. Over time, people began to make tiny dolls in remembrance of Ixmucané. They would tell the dolls their problems in the hopes that Ixmucané would solve them. The custom became very popular, and continues to this day. The bag is lined in cotton and features a zipper closure and a fuchsia cotton tab.

Sawunggaling refers to a traditional Javanese pattern inspired by the King's favorite rooster, a symbol of the nation's power and beauty. Featured in many complexes, this captivating image is now present in Wahyu Sulistiani's cotton shoulder bag, crafted using batik techniques. The accessory comes in a blue hue, with golden-toned plastic beads adding an elegant touch. On top of that, the design has a zippered closure, a black cotton lining and an interior pocket.

Sawunggaling refers to a traditional Javanese pattern inspired by the King's favorite rooster, a symbol of the nation's power and beauty. Featured in many palaces, this fascinating image is now present in Wahyu Sulistiani's cotton shoulder bag, crafted using batik techniques. The accessory comes in a red hue, with golden-toned plastic beads adding a luxurious touch. On top of that, the design has a zippered closure, a black cotton lining and an interior pocket.

An exquisite three-piece set consisting of a journal, a pouch and a keychain pays homage to the rich heritage of the region of Assam in India. Designed by Manjuri Hazarika, these accessories are handcrafted from cotton using the traditional jacquard weaving technique, boasting intricate Assamese patterns that reflect the artistic traditions of the region. These accessories are further enhanced with leather accents as well as stainless steel and nickel-plated metallic fixtures. The journal's 100 unlined pages are made from recycled paper, providing a versatile space for writing, sketching and more. The zippered, lined pouch keeps small essentials organised and secure. And the keychain safely stashes earphones for on-the-go listening thanks to its leather strap with a snap closure.

Experience the captivating craftsmanship of Peruvian artisan Kathiana Quispe with this exceptional tote bag, meticulously crafted from espresso leather and ginger suede. The intricately hand-tooled leather showcases embossed Inca motifs on the back complemented by a vibrant ayahuasca-inspired cotton accent adorning the front, skillfully hand-embroidered in the traditional style of the Shipibo-Conibo people. Practical yet stylish, this tote offers adjustable leather straps, a secure zippered closure, a fully lined interior and an inner zippered pocket, making it the perfect blend of functionality and artistic elegance for your everyday needs.