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Thai artisan Jiap Rojjana creates this gorgeous shoulder bag inspired by the vivid geometric designs of the Akha Hill Tribe. The eye-catching patterns in bold shades of red, blue, orange, and black are embroidered by hand on the front of the black cotton bag. Golden yellow cord and rain tree wood beads decorate the strap, with a coconut shell button for the closure. The shoulder bag opens to reveal a black cotton lining with an interior zipper pocket that is ideal for smaller items.

Because each is an individual work of embroidery art, colors and motifs may vary slightly according to the artisan's inspiration.

Geometric patterns dance in happy symmetry in a design by Jiap Rojjana. She embroiders the composition by hand over a hemp base that doubles as a pocket closing with a coconut shell flower. Inside, it features a zipper pocket. Fastens with a flower button carved from coconut shell.

Because each is an individual work of embroidery art, colors and motifs may vary slightly according to the artisan's inspiration.

Hand-painted flower motifs bring a sweet touch to Balinese artisan Sindhu Nata, who uses bamboo and a coconut shell to handcraft a wind chime. The item features natural brown tones, with every piece joined by a sturdy black nylon cord.

This lovely flute from Balinese artisan Made Sudiasa is carefully crafted with lightweight bamboo. Sudiasa then paints the flute with a Barong image in black, a masked figure who appears at times of celebration in Bali. For the Balinese, Barong is the symbol of health and good fortune.

By Jiap Rojjana, this colorful shoulder bag is crafted of black cotton. She adds a rich patchwork of vibrant textiles from Thailand's Hmong hill tribe. Fully lined, the tote features two inner pockets. Rain tree wood beads and a coconut shell elephant adorn the zipper.

Because each purse is an individual work of art, colors and motifs may vary slightly.

By Jiap Rojjana, this colorful shoulder bag is crafted of black cotton. She adds a rich patchwork of vibrant textiles from Thailand's Hmong hill tribe. Fully lined, the tote features two inner pockets. Rain tree wood beads and a coconut shell elephant adorn the zipper.

Because each purse is an individual work of art, colors and motifs may vary slightly.