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Small enough to slip into any pocket, bold enough to make everyone at the table look twice. This cotton card wallet is crafted by the artisans of Java's Lawe Lurik Community and boasts lurik patterns inspired by the traditional Javanese handwoven fabric. Its crisp black and white stripes meet a warm panel of mustard yellow in a graphic pairing that feels both timeless and completely alive. Three card slots keep your essentials within easy reach, all lined in soft suede that makes every reach feel a little more considered.

An ikat textile in dark hues recreates Bali's gallant tradition. Artisan Maura Marlyna works with black leather to create this convenient card holder, whose discreet design adapts to a fast-paced lifestyle.

Evoking the beauty of the moon, a circular mandala-style pattern is crafted by hand on the surface of this black leather clutch from Bali. Tuniyaton designs this clutch. It opens with a magnetic snap to a faux suede-lined lining. Inside, it features a zipper pocket, two slots with ID windows, six card slots, and four larger slots. This marvelous accessory is named Wulan, meaning "moon" in Javanese.

Fireworks explode in a shower of gold on both sides of this versatile black leather wallet clutch from Bali's Tuniyaton. The clutch is functional as well as beautiful, with a fabric-lined interior featuring 12 card slots, a zippered pocket for coins, and two open pockets for paper bills. A jaunty leather tassel adorns the zipper pull. The artisan names her creation after Prambanan, a temple in central Java.

Featuring a solid color in black, this stylish and minimalist clutch from Bali is designed by Tuniyaton. She handcrafts the clutch of leather. Opening with a zipper, this clutch reveals a faux suede-lined interior. Inside, the bag features two compartments for paper bills, eight card slots, two larger slots, and two open pockets. This clutch is named Polosan, the Javanese word for "solid."