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Product details
• Handwoven Jute-Cotton Fabric
• Approx. 8” tall x 13” wide x 2.25” deep
• Handcrafted by artisans in Bangladesh
Playful color with soft jute-cotton fabric with oversize macrame accent handle and zipper enclosure, this clutch makes the perfect go-to accessory when you are on the go. Use this clutch to store all of your essentials in one place- phone, keys, wallet, make-up, notebook, or anything else you need to have handy. Due to the handcrafted nature, slight variation will occur in design, color, and size.
Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
All eligible full price items purchased between November 1, 2021 and December 31, 2021 can be exchanged or returned for store credit until January 15, 2022. This means you’ll have until January 15, 2022 to contact our support team to initiate an exchange or a return for store credit. Products must be in original, unused condition with tags. Refunds to the original method of payment are still subject to our standard 15-day return policy.
Final sale items include: furniture, lighting, oversized items (like hampers and rugs), gift cards, all underwear bottoms and bodysuits, and sale items discounted 40% or more. All final sale items have the "final sale" notice on the product page. All orders outside the U.S. are final sale.
Meet the maker: KORISSA
KORISSA designs and curates a collection of high-quality, timeless home decor that is socially and environmentally responsible. They partner with artisans in Dhaka, Bangladesh and indigenous communities throughout rural communities in Ecuador to provide employment and education opportunities to traditionally marginalized groups. Their handcrafted baskets, planters, and decorative accents are made using natural dyes and eco-friendly materials. Their primary material is jute, an affordable, biodegradable and pollution-free natural fiber. Artisans in Bangladesh have come to refer to jute as the ‘Gold of Bengal’ for its versatile use and durability. The raw material is produced with intensive, yet low-impact, processing to separate the fibers and dry them out to be used. Artisans then create braids of the fiber and put them through a handloom to make the fabric-like pieces that are then woven into baskets.
These artisans use heritage crafting techniques and skills that have been passed down from one generation of women to the next, and KORISSA provides them with a market to preserve this artistry. KORISSA advocates for their artisans to ensure that they are being paid living wages and given education and health care opportunities. They have created a people-centered, sustainable community for their artisans to grow while focusing on responsible production and total transparency. Their expertly crafted, durable woven products will elevate your space while supporting artisans and the planet.
