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From the ancient lands of Thailand, a traditional elephant decorates a lovely design that will go with you everywhere. Crafted by Kunlaya Pangsiri, this polyester and cotton blend sling features a classic Thai pattern with a tender elephant symbolizing wisdom and loyalty, surrounded by a charming floral scene on a red base hue. The bag also has little fringes on each side for a festive vibe, a soft strap, a polyester lining, two interior pockets, and handy zipper closure for safe use.

Step right into the vibrant world of Thai-inspired fashion with this captivating red sling bag showcasing the majestic elephant, the country’s cherished national symbol. Artisan Kunlaya Pangsiri’s distinctive creation blends practicality with cultural richness, featuring hand-woven straps that end in playful fringed details on the sides. The thoughtfully designed cotton blend bag offers smart storage solutions with its secure zippered front pocket and main compartment while the fully lined interior provides two additional pockets for organizing your essentials.

Accented with Thailand's traditional arts, this sling comes to add uniqueness to your days. Kunlaya Pangsiri's newest design features a combination of polyester and cotton yarns that allow for a vibrant bag equipped with comfortable straps. As a touch of convenience, the interior—equipped with two pockets—has a zipper closure. Finally, a classic elephant scene decorates the front, combining red hues with graceful stripes for a bold look.

This charming and cheerful floral shoulder bag is presented by Seema in India. The handbag is crafted of assorted floral and solid strips of cotton fabric in pretty pastel shades, with a reverse side and interior of ivory cotton. Sequins and rows of colorful glass beads embellish the bag and elevate it from the ordinary. The shoulder bag features a magnetic snap closure and an adjustable-length strap.

Java's Wahyu Sulistiani designs a versatile travel set that includes a jewelry roll, a cosmetics bag and a toiletry bag. Working with batik techniques on cotton, Sulistiani selects the parang sekar pisang motif in a palette of red, blue, green and cream hues. The parang sekar pisang blends two legendary motifs, the parang or dagger, once reserved for Javanese sultans, and the sekar pisang or banana flower.

The jewelry roll is decorated with tassels; the cosmetics bag features two pockets, and the toiletries bag has one.

Woven by hand, beautiful textiles attest to the skill of Naga women, a tribal people from northeastern India and parts of Burma. The weavings are incorporated in this lovely bohemian black handbag from Chirada. Brown leather forms the straps and reinforces the bottom while red, white, purple, yellow and blue define the motifs. Inside, the bag is lined in brown faux suede fabric and features three inner pockets, one with a zipper.

Because each bag is a handmade work of art, the colors and motifs will vary slightly but the theme remains the same.