work bags for women

It is time to add a modern and graceful touch to your days with this exquisite shopping bag. Guatemalan artisan Luisa Villavicencio works with cotton and recycled denim to create this convenient accessory, whose natural hue is beautifully accented with the recycled textile's blue hue. Charming tassels crown the design, which is also equipped with a magnetic snap closure.

Soft cotton yarns and recycled denim textiles create a marvelous design from Guatemala. Luisa Villavicencio works with traditional techniques to create this handle bag accented with a sweet striped pattern of azure and alabaster hues. In addition, a magnetic snap closure secures the lined interior, while two open pockets on the sides allow for handy use.

Lines in blue, green, and red invite you to continue your dreams with a practical touch. Artisans from Guatemala's Life and Hope Women's Association work with cotton and faux leather accents to create this handy cosmetic bag, handwoven by the team for a unique aura. The lined interior is protected by a main zipper closure, ensuring a dreamy day.

A symbol of old Siam, elephants are a favorite in Thailand. This cheerful pachyderm is intended to bring good luck. Painted by hand, it adorns 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.

Embroidered by hand, stars form a dazzling pattern on a cotton sling tote. The motifs cover a generous front pocket. 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.

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.