Amarapura Clutch Bag (Natural)
Amarapura Clutch Bag (Natural)
Moringa Myanmar
There is a calming beauty to things made directly from the earth.
Handwoven from 100% Amarapura cotton, this lovely clutch bag is colored using traditional natural dyes extracted from local plants, leaves, and bark all the way back in Myanmar. The resulting shades are soft, muted, and earthy, bringing a gentle sense of peace and warmth wherever you carry it.
Beyond its soft aesthetic, it is designed to be a deeply versatile, everyday companion. The structured top frame opens wide to reveal a surprisingly spacious, soft-gathered body that expands naturally to fit your life.
It easily holds your daily essentials: a phone, wallet, keys, cosmetics, e-reader, or sunglasses, while keeping its charming, cloud-like silhouette. The fabric feels thick, textured, and delightfully organic in your hands.
Whether tucked under your arm for a coffee date, held as a relaxed evening clutch, or used inside a larger travel tote to keep your treasures organized, it brings an effortless, soulful touch to any outfit.
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Dimensions: Small - L250 x W30 x H170mm, Large - L340 x W30 x H240 mm
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Materials: 100% Amarapura cotton, Plant-based natural dyes
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Ethnical Origin: Amarapura, Myanmar (Burma)
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Source: Directly sourced from Dacco Myanmar, a social enterprise in Myanmar.
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Craftsmanship: Intricate chevron (zig-zag) and acheik wave weave, crafted by hand on traditional looms.
- Care Instruction: Spot clean gently with mild soap to preserve the integrity of the woven threads and natural tones.
Why buy from us?
Our pieces are personally curated and directly sourced from social enterprises, NGOs and artisans in Myanmar. By bringing a piece of our culture into your home, you are doing more than choosing beautiful, slow-living design. You are ensuring fair-trade, upfront wages for rural weavers and artisans.
You are also actively supporting Zarti Myay’s dedication to contribute 50% of profits to our Artisan Welfare Fund for providing training to youths to preserve our crafts and develop it further.