icon cart icon close
Your cart is currently empty
Every order spreads beauty and joy.
100% Happiness Guaranteed.

The world's best handmade treasures

Backed by our 100% Happiness Guarantee

You may also like

NOVICA Certified story card included

Scroll Left Scroll Right

Sepia Waves Handcrafted Leather Tote in Sepia from Peru

By Patsy Chang (46)

Quantity

Add to wishlist

In your cart Add to wishlist

Add to wishlist
Patsy Chang
Patsy Chang

The Andes Leather handbags & accessories

Full Collection

Cause Badges for Patsy Chang

Empowering Women Empowering Women
Profound Impact Profound Impact

About this Item

The natural coloring of this leather handbag conjures the glimmer of sunlight on ocean waves. Peruvian leather designer Patsy Chang creates the handsome tote with a zipper closure and two interior zipper pockets. Cotton lining.

Dimensions

  • 0.87 kgs
  • 1.9 lbs
  • Bag: 27 cm H x 40 cm W x 15 cm D
  • Bag: 10.75" H x 15.75" W x 6" D
  • Strap(s): 70 cm L x 2.7 cm W
  • Strap(s): 27.5" L x 1.1" W
  • Drop length: 25 cm from strap to bag
  • Drop length: 9.75" from strap to bag

Key Features

  • Leather; cotton lining
  • Features a zipper closure
  • Genuine leather may naturally show subtle marks, scratches or wrinkles
  • To clean, wipe with a soft, dry cloth
  • Made in Peru
  • Certified and shipped by our office in Peruicon info
  • Product ID: 344127
FULL DETAILS

Gift Info

FULL DETAILS

Your Purchase Makes a Difference!

Empowering Women

Empowering Women

The Women's Empowerment badge is awarded to female artisans or artisan groups that are led by women.

Profound Impact

Profound Impact

Every purchase from this artist has a profound impact on their livelihood and income.

Customer & Stylist Suggestions

Meet the Artist
Patsy Chang

Patsy Chang Leather handbags and accessories

(46)

"I find my motivation in the smiles of people who buy my handcrafted designs, in seeing that something I've created can give someone a moment of happiness."

"I was born in Lima on November 12, 1987, where we lived until I was three. Because of work, my parents went to Japan and left us with my... read more

icon up