small handbags

Hoping to preserve the culture of the Hmong hill tribes in Thailand, Pimpun designs this elegant handbag. The bag is crafted of indigo batik cotton with traditional Hmong motifs. The adjustable strap and the base of the bag are crafted from supple brown leather. The bag's faux suede-lined interior features one zipper pocket and two small open pockets for keeping small items close at hand.

This bag combines the casual ease of a backpack with the beauty of batik, and features a geometric pattern of larger nested squares set in a grid of smaller squares. Nulee of Thailand designs this cotton drawstring backpack that is hand stamped by a batik artisan then dyed indigo blue. The single main compartment is unlined and the back of the bag is a solid indigo blue.

A flowery rainfall decorates the azure and russet-colored body of this clutch handbag from India. Crafted of cotton, the clutch is decorated with the block printing technique, where stamp motifs are made with hand-carved blocks. The front flap conceals a magnetic snap, opening to a red cotton lining with a single open pocket for keeping small items secure.

Combining denim blue cotton with a bold cotton print in bright blue, black and yellow, Lydia Mawuenya Amedzrator in Ghana designs this fun and casual backpack. The drawstrings that secure the top of the bag also serve as the shoulder straps. The fully-lined interior feature one small zipper pocket to keep you organized.

A harmonious blend of flair and functionality, this cotton cosmetic bag showcases exquisite ikat patterns in mesmerizing shades of blue, yellow and black against a captivating pink backdrop. This accessory is your ultimate companion, ensuring your makeup essentials are meticulously organized at all times. With its fully lined interior and thoughtfully designed compartments, including two small pockets for lipsticks and a larger one for other cosmetics, everything finds its perfect place. The zippered closure, adorned with a delicate floral zamac charm, adds a touch of elegance to Uzbek artisan Kana Morii’s lovely creation.