Description

Indulge in the elegance of our handcrafted leather handbags, designed to blend classic craftsmanship with modern sophistication.Our handcrafted leather handbags exemplify generation based traditional Craft skills and refined design. Each piece is carefully crafted from premium leather with hand-stitched details and versatile features, providing a sophisticated and durable accessory for every occasion.

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 handbraided exterior exterior in maze ,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 even cross body, offering style adaptability for various occasions.
• Uniquely HandCrafted : The bag is meticulously Handcrafted from cruelty free leather, using generation old craftmanship using handheld tools.
• 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 : Aanchal P. Bijlani ,a fifth generation leather Karigaar  He learnt traditional leather craft from his father. Shri Pathubhai Bijlani.He is a master in developing Bags and his passion for innovation of new designs in bags have encouraged many other artisans to continue practicing this work.Aanchal bhai also supports them and provides raw material to around 20 artisan and generating livelihood for them.His family belongs to Tharparker area and migrated to Kutch during India Pakistan partition and settled down in Sumarasar village where they also practice dry farming along with leather craft for the last 80 years. For handcrafting these bags he uses tools such as Raapi and Hammer to cut and carve leather, then decorate it with embroidery and mirror work for which he takes help from women in the neighborhood or else do it on his own.