striped handbag

The Lawe Lurik Community of Java presents this stylish and functional bedside organizer. The bag is made from navy and multi-color striped cotton. The cotton-lined interior features two roomy pockets, while the exterior features two small flat pockets. This bag has a flap closure and is perfect for the car or for travel.

Adapt your colors to the day's tune with this reversible tote bag by Maura Marlyna of Indonesia. Refined cotton threads compose this flexible design, whose generous space is completed with two pockets. The bag displays a striped pattern and yellow batik motifs on one side, which can be turned inside out to showcase a serene blue pattern with denim accents.

The soft white and azure stripes on Nell's drawstring bag are perfect for a day at the beach. The Javanese artisan hand weaves the bag from 100% cotton using an Indonesian technique known as lurik, which translates to "stripes" in English. A linen lining keeps you valuables cushioned, while the drawstring closure keeps them safe.

This stylish wristlet bag is hand crafted by Shintamie Suryaputri from Java. The artisan uses a combination of Prussian blue leather and a local handwoven cotton fabric called ikat to create the eye-catching design. Ikat is a traditional Indonesian fabric made using a technique where threads are tie-dyed before being handwoven. The exterior of the bag features a colorful striped pattern in the center flanked by leather, with a strap that slides onto the wrist easily. The wristlet has a zipper closure that opens to a patterned ikat interior with one zippered pocket that is ideal for keeping small items secure.

This stylish round shoulder bag is just the right size for the bare necessities. Ahmad in Bali creates the bag, which is handwoven from natural bamboo stalks and blue-grey plastic strips. The bag is fully lined in cotton and has a brown faux leather shoulder strap and trim.

Please note that, as remainder fabric is used for the cotton lining, the lining color and pattern may vary from the photos.

History, fashion and practicality go hand in hand in this colorful tote bag hand-woven from cotton by the artisans of the Lawe Lurik Community in Java. The spacious bag is perfect for shopping or traveling and features a pocket on the front with a velcro closure that can be used to fold the bag for storage. It pays homage to classic Indonesian lurik patterns and to the city of Yogyakarta, taking inspiration from the busy shops of Gejayan street.