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A maze-like Hmong pattern is created with traditional batik methods on this cotton shoulder bag from Pimpun in Thailand. The bag is fully lined in faux suede, and features leather trim and straps. The interior is made to help you stay organized, with multiple interior pockets and even a removable zipper bag with more pockets inside. Carry the bag by its sturdy brown leather handle; or use the removable, adjustable leather shoulder strap.

Crafted of cotton with leather accents and handles, this Balinese tote bag is designed by Farida Ridwan. She decorates the cotton exterior with striped Javanese Lurik motifs achieved with the batik method, painting a wax resist onto the fabric before submerging it in dye. The handbag opens at the top with a zipper to an espresso lining with two open pockets on the inside.

Myriad Hmong patterns are created with traditional batik block-print methods on this cotton shoulder bag from Pimpun in Thailand. The bag is fully lined in faux suede, accented with natural hemp, and features leather trim and straps. The interior is made to help you stay organized, with multiple interior pockets and even a removable zipper bag with more pockets inside. Carry the bag by its sturdy brown leather handle, or use the removable, adjustable leather shoulder strap.

A maze-like Hmong pattern is created with traditional batik methods on this cotton shoulder bag from Pimpun in Thailand. The bag is fully lined in faux suede, and features leather trim and straps. The interior is made to help you stay organized, with multiple interior pockets and even a removable zipper bag with more pockets inside. Carry the bag by its sturdy brown leather handle, or use the removable, adjustable leather shoulder strap.