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Featuring traditional Armenian patterns brought to life by Tsovinar Grigoryan, this embroidered sling bag transforms everyday utility into wearable art. The magnetic snap closure, sturdy jute strap and thoughtful interior pockets ensure both style and functionality, making it the perfect companion for any outing.

Tracing rhythmic notes, gray and white cords describe the sound of music. Anchalika Chamnan presents a beautiful and versatile shoulder tote in black and silver. Yellow cords with beads of rain tree wood adorn the straps, the center panel is shirred, and an inner pocket zips closed. The purse closes with a coconut shell button.

Energetic vibrancy and cultural significance come together in this captivating bucket bag crafted from leather in bright shades of red. Peruvian artisan Kathiana Quispe’s chic design is accented with a colorful handwoven alpaca blend fabric adorned with traditional Inca motifs. Boasting a long, adjustable strap, allowing you to wear it cross-body, a secure zippered closure, a fully lined interior and a convenient zippered pocket, this bag is not just a fashion statement but also a practical accessory for everyday use.

Embroidered by hand, hill tribe motifs tell of the Akha people's rich textile traditions. The patterns cover a generous front pocket on a cotton sling tote. By Jiap Rojjana, the bag is fully lined and an inner pocket with zipper keeps small items handy. Yellow cords and rain tree wood beads adorn the strap, and both the outer pocket and the purse close with coconut shell buttons.

Because each is an individual work of embroidery art, colors and motifs may vary slightly according to the artisan's inspiration.

Kathiana Quispe of Peru designs this colorful leather and suede sling bag featuring an embossed llama and Incan motifs. Fully lined with a zip closure. Adjustable strap..

Against a background of stark black, colorful stripes and geometric patterns are diligently incorporated into the body of this sling bag. UMBVS Desert Weavers of India present this easy going bag as part of an effort to promote the welfare of local artisans in the Thar desert of Rajasthan. They weave the bag by hand from cotton on a traditional loom adding geometric patterns in bright colors using a traditional extra weft technique giving it an embroidered look. A zipper pocket on the front offers additional space for storing small items.