delicate bags

Delicate blue suede is embellished by a multicolored Andean motif hand-woven from cotton that makes this wristlet bag a fashion accessory aside from its utilitarian purpose of keeping your bare essentials always in place. Ideal for traveling or for carrying it on your handbag, the lovely wristlet features a cotton-blend lined single compartment, a zipper closure and a colorful tassel in a design by Peruvian artisan Rosa Paredes.

Handcrafted using techniques passed down from the colonial era, this chic and friendly sling showcases the work of Peruvian artisan Berardo Santos. He works in leather, delicately tooling it by hand to feature embossed floral designs at the front and back. Draped over the shoulder on an adjustable leather strap, this bag opens with a twist-lock flap to reveal an interior with faux leather at the sides. An open pocket at one side provides space for storing small items.

Handcrafted using techniques passed down from the colonial era, this impressive sling showcases the work of Peruvian artisan Berardo Santos. He works in leather, delicately tooling it by hand to feature pre-Hispanic images of anthropomorphic figures and ceremonial tumi axes at the front with the image of an Inca warrior at the back. Draped over the shoulder on an adjustable leather strap, the bag opens with a belt buckle flap to reveal an interior with faux leather at the sides. An open pocket on one side provides space for storing small items.

This adorable shoulder bag is handwoven by the Yurivilca Family workshop in a bright fuchsia alpaca blend and finished with faux suede straps. A pair of delicate crochet flowers adorn the front and a band with a handwoven geometric design runs along the upper edge. This bag is fully lined and comes with a magnetic closure and an open interior pocket.

Headed by grand-master weaver, Don Cesar, the Yurivilca Family has grown into an institution. Don Cesar is credited with elevating his hometown's weaving and textile tradition into the international sphere by pioneering innovative techniques and designs. Today, local weavers continue to use Don Cesar's techniques to create some of Peru's most prized textiles.