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Colorful appliqué motifs from Thailand's Lahu hill tribe cover this cheerful handbag. Crafted of a forest green cotton blend, the tote is adorned with rain tree wood buttons. Ampai Rungsrisookjit presents a versatile bag with Thai style.

Ghana's Alex Boakye evokes vibrant elegance with the design of this tote. Sewn in black cotton, the patterns and colors are unique to kente artistry. Historically, kente was reserved for special occasions, festive and/or sacred. Now kente artistry stands as a symbol of prestige, cheerfulness and glamour. The lined interior features a handy pocket, while the stylish handles are crafted from natural rattan.

Alex Boakye transforms the millenary allure of kente cloth artistry into a fascinating handbag with rattan handles. Kente patterns in blue are woven by hand from a cotton and rayon blend. The lined interior has a zipper pocket.

Scintillating sequins and faceted Czech crystals adorn this beautiful clutch handbag. It features handloomed fabric from the huipil blouses worn by Maya women. Designed by Karina Mercedes Canova, this stunning evening bag opens to reveal a zipper pocket and a cell phone pouch.

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel of Guatemala presents this hobo-style handbag in beautiful purple colors, handwoven of rayon and cotton blend material on the backstrap loom. The interior of the bag has one roomy compartment and a zippered pocket in the 100% cotton lining. An exterior open pocket is adorned with three tassels. The fabric is hand-dyed and hand-loomed using traditional techniques. Since its inception in 1987, this artisan cooperative has provided assistance and development to widowed women of Guatemala's armed conflict in the area of Sololá, Guatemala.

K'amolon K'i K'ojonel of Guatemala presents this hobo-style handbag in beautiful green colors, handwoven of rayon and cotton blend material on the backstrap loom. The interior of the bag has one roomy compartment and a zippered pocket in the 100% cotton lining. An exterior open pocket is adorned with three tassels. The fabric is hand-dyed and hand-loomed using traditional techniques. Since its inception in 1987, this artisan cooperative has provided assistance and development to widowed women of Guatemala's armed conflict in the area of Sololá, Guatemala.