Leather Accent Handwoven Cotton Shoulder Bag - Naga Tribal Black Button The Self-Employed Women's Association takes

The Self-Employed Women's Association takes inspiration from the stunning Indian palaces and gardens to create this cotton wall hanging

A cotton lining keeps your valuables snug

The vase is inspired by the way in which the Balinese store flowers for offerings before ceremonial rituals

these diminutive figurines are handcrafted by the Lopez Garcia Family in the style of quitapenas

Adjust the length to your liking with a sliding silver bead

Leather Accent Handwoven Cotton Shoulder Bag - Naga Tribal Black Button The Self-Employed Women's Association takesWoven 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 handbag from Chirada. Brown leather forms the straps and adorns each side, while a button safeguards the zip top closure. Inside, the shoulder 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,