Description

Each bag is thoughtfully crafted from cruelty-free leather and pure cotton fabric, featuring broad leather handles for comfortable carrying. Designed to elevate your outfit, it adds a distinctive cultural flair to contemporary style.

Celebrated among fashion enthusiasts, our collection of designer handcrafted handbags for women stands out for its fusion of style, tradition, and ethical craftsmanship. By partnering with India’s finest traditional artisans, we are redefining the future of fashion—making it more aesthetically refined and responsibly made.

With a spacious central compartment, these bags easily accommodate your daily essentials—books, journals, diaries, and your phone—offering a seamless blend of ethnic charm and modern utility. Naturally tanned and eco-conscious, these bags are perfect for those who appreciate timeless design with a purpose.

Salient Features:

• Vibrant Contrasts: The leather bag boasts rich earty tones outside   , while inside its accentuated with ethnic ajrakh motifs, creating a visually stunning and culturally rich design.
• Easy to Carry : With a durable leather handle, the bag can be effortlessly carried as a shoulder or hand bag, offering style adaptability for various occasions.
• Unique Hand Embroidered Outside : The front part of  the bag features meticulous Hand Embroidery on leather, adding a distinctive elegance to the bag’s design secured with a metal clasp for added elegance.
• Spacious Interior: The central compartment accommodates a variety of essentials, from books and journals to diaries and even an iPad, ensuring practicality without compromising style.
• Natural Cruelty Free Leather: Crafted from naturally tanned Goat & buffalo leather, the bag is free from chemical treatments, reflecting an eco-conscious approach while providing a timeless accessory with cultural flair.

I Made Your Bag : I am Aanchal P. Bijlani ,a fifth generation leatherworker of my family ,our family has been doing this for the last 100 years. I learned the art from my family and mostly my father Shri Pathubhai Bijlani. I use as tools Raapi and Hammer to cut and carve leather, then decorate it with embroidery and mirror work for which I take help from women in the neighborhood or else do it on my own.