makeup cases

This pretty cosmetic bag is designed by Laura Leticia Burrion and hand woven on a traditional loom. The all-cotton bag features a ditsy floral pattern on a blue ground. The makeup case is fully lined and closes with a zipper.

Fatia is a name bestowed upon female children of the Ashanti people in northern Ghana. Hannah Dodoo crafts this set of a tote bag and three accessory cases from abright print, the vivid designs representative of the symbolic kente cloth of the Ashanti culture. Geometric patterns clash in tones of blue and yellow, red and green, resulting in an attractive complement for casual attire.

The tote bag features a convenient cinch cord, while the three accessory cases close by means of a sturdy zipper. Ideal for storing makeup, sunglasses, pens and pencils, and loose change.

Calm waves of turquoise hues will accompany your days while adding a handy touch. Laura Leticia Burrion of Guatemala designs this gorgeous cotton pencil case inspired by the region's serene nature. Accented with a tan leather trim and tassel, the piece has a zipper that securely closes a generous polyester linen interior, making it ideal for your writing tools or makeup essentials.

Reminiscent of the colours of a sweet berry, this charming purple cosmetic bag is all you need to store your makeup essentials in the most fashionable way. A striped pattern in hues of pink, fuchsia and lilac encircles the textured case which is woven from recycled vinyl cords by Guatemala’s Claudia Hernandez. The eco-friendly bag comes fully lined and features a zippered closure.

This pretty pair of cosmetic bags is named for the Lisu hill tribe of Thailand, an ethnic group believed to have originated in eastern Tibet. Thai Tribal Crafts creates the pouches from a cotton blend fabric in a striking combination of lime green, light blue, dark green, brown and white. The cases are fully lined and close with zippers, and the large bag features an open interior pocket to keep things organized.