textile bag

A celebration of color and craft stitched into something you'll reach for every single day, this vibrant cosmetic bag is made with care by the talented artisans of Java's Lawe Lurik Community using lurik, a traditional Indonesian handwoven cotton fabric renowned for its rich, rhythmic stripes. Bold fuchsia meets forest green, warm caramel and a burst of multicolored stripes in a patchwork design that tells the story of Javanese textile tradition with every panel. Finished with a zippered closure and a neatly lined interior, it's as practical as it is beautiful.

Inspired by the beautiful ceremonial songket weaving of Bali, artisan Dini creates this lovely shoulder handbag that is perfect for everyday use. Expertly hand woven from cotton, the front of the bag is decorated with an eye-catching array of geometric motifs in a variety of cheerful colors. The bag opens with a zipper to reveal a black cotton interior and two zippered pockets that are ideal for smaller items.

Woven with natural fibers, Ahmad's round sling bag is an on-trend accessory created with sustainable materials. The Balinese artisan uses bamboo stalks and plastic cords to weave the bag, creating a simple geometric motif at the center. Lined in upcycled, batik-printed cotton, the bag features a faux leather strap, a snap closure, and natural plant fibers that act as strap and handle fasteners.

Carefully woven with natural materials, Ahmad's gorgeous sling bag is both practical and on-trend. The Balinese artisan uses bamboo stalks to weave the bag, creating a simple geometric motif at the center. Lined in upcycled, batik-printed cotton, the bag features a faux leather strap, a snap closure, and natural plant fibers that act as strap and handle fasteners.

Get in on the round handbag trend with Ahmad's charming accessory. The Balinese artisan uses bamboo stalks and plastic cords to weave the bag, creating a simple geometric motif at the center. Lined in upcycled, batik-printed cotton, the bag features a faux leather strap, a snap closure, and natural plant fibers that act as strap and handle fasteners.

Your tissues deserve a better home than a crumpled plastic sleeve. This vibrant cotton tissue pouch is handcrafted by the Lawe Lurik Community of Java using lurik, a traditional Indonesian handwoven fabric whose bold, rhythmic stripes pulse with teal, orange, red, yellow and black in a patchwork of color that turns the most mundane travel essential into something genuinely joyful to pull out of your bag. A zippered closure keeps everything tidy while the neatly lined interior protects your tissues either at home or on the go, proof that even the smallest objects can carry a whole culture within them.