Woven in three tiers, this exquisite handbag showcases classic Balinese style. Working in tightly-woven ate grass, Ketut Wida Haryat creates a beautiful handbag named Lempuyang,for a temple in Bali. It features leather handles and fastens with a tab closure. A durable grass that thrives on the islands of Indonesia, ate is said to last 100 years.

Chirada combines natural materials with legendary Thai artistries for the extraordinary design of this hemp handbag. The front features two pockets and a central parting that are embroidered by hand of cotton. Their colorful patterns are inspired by hill tribe textiles. The back features a sedge weave divided into two more pockets. Inside, the bag is lined in cotton and has three pockets, one with a zipper. Quality leather handles in brown exude trendy elegance. The bag closes with a brass bell shaped like a button.

Dark shadows sweep across the African savannah, conjured in cool green and rich, warm brown. Created in batik on cotton, they grace a handsome shoulder bag. Yaw Abora Asante crafts the fully lined purse with an inner pocket and drawstring closure.

Chirada masterfully combines past and present styles for the exquisite design of this handbag. Sleek leather handles that are braided at the start are trendy and chic, while hand-embroidered patterns in cotton recall Thai hill tribe artistry. The bag is sewn of hemp with a cotton lining and three internal pockets, one with a zipper. Two practical pockets on the exterior complete the versatile allure of this handbag, which is adorned with colorful mango wood beads.

Thailand's legendary textile artistry comes to life in the elegant design of this handbag. Colorful patterns hand-embroidered in cotton recall the uniqueness of hill tribe artistry. They are sewn over hemp creating two practical pockets. Inside, the bag is lined in cotton and features three pockets, one with a zipper. The handles are tooled of fine leather featuring braided accents. Closing with a zipper, the bag is embellished with colorful mango wood beads.

Designer Chirada transforms classic Thai textile patterns woven or embroidered in cotton into the practical pockets of this trendy handbag. Sewn of hemp, the bag is lined in cotton and features three pockets, one with a zipper. The handles are tooled of fine leather featuring braided accents. Closing with a zipper, the bag is embellished with colorful mango wood beads.

Thailand's legendary textile artistry comes to life in the elegant design of this handbag. Colorful patterns hand-embroidered in cotton recall the uniqueness of hill tribe artistry. They are sewn over hemp creating two practical pockets. Inside, the bag is lined in cotton and features three pockets, one with a zipper. The handles are tooled of fine leather featuring braided accents. Closing with a zipper, the bag is embellished with colorful mango wood beads.

Yaw Abora Asante works in cotton batik to create bright motifs with an African flair. Forest ferns and woven patterns adorn this casual handbag. Fully lined, it features an inner pocket that zips closed, decorative zipper trim and handles of sapele wood.

Luciana Santabaia evokes a bluebonnet with this charming cotton tote. Created in shades of blue, it features a single lovely blossom. The generous shoulder bag provides an inner pocket and comfortable straps.

Brazilian designer Kalina Rameiro dreams a rainbow fantasy with myriad colors in perfect harmony. The angular shape of the bag includes the handles and closes with a magnetic button. The lined interior features a support board on the bottom.