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from small picturesque little-known villages including langde anshun and kaili come fascinating works of embroidered art and fabric. brilliant in color and meticulous in detail each product is imported directly from the miao people of guizhou provincean industrious culture whose kind and gentle nature is exemplified in each of their products. of the over 50 minority cultures in china the miao people (pronounced mee-owe) are the predominant minority. industrious and wise the miaos devised a way to enhance their quality of life by exporting their delicate embroidered designs. in addition to our miao products peacock china imports brings you select items from tibet. paintings in spectacular oils. sensational jewelry. one of a kind silver hand mirrors and jewelry boxes. an autonomous region of china tibet provides exceptional import opportunities! with great appreciation for the magnificence of the miaos i am proud to offer you these unusual soon-to-be-extinct collectors itemstrue heirlooms from the original artisans of chinaand in many respects the world. through peacock china imports i endeavor to bring to you the most desirable products of the miao and tibetan cultures.

The art of Thailand's Hmong hill tribe colors this versatile shoulder bag. Anchalika Chamnan sews the bag from hemp with a cotton lining. Florid and hypnotic patterns decorate the bag, as well as a longan wood spear. Two smaller pockets complete the practical allure of the bag, one inside and one under the frontal flap. These close with a zipper. The main bag closes with the flap. There are two distinct communities within the Hmong people. Women from the White Hmong community produce some of the most unique and beautiful needlework ever to be seen. Women from the Blue Hmong community are the only producers of batik cloth among the tribal people. Their attires are widely recognized for their rich ornamentation which includes magnificent embroidery, appliqu , cutwork, pom-poms, batik cloth and silver jewelry.

Shaped like a crescent moon, this delightful handbag is hand-woven of Balinese ate grass. Nengah Danantara designs it with an open weave that shows off its beautiful batik lining.

Solidasters blossom in shades of red, white and pink in the vibrant design of this hobo bag. The florid composition is printed with batik techniques on cotton in a style reminiscent of Japanese kimonos. "In Japan, we call this type of cotton yukata, and we use it for the summer kimonos," explains Hiroko. Trimmed with leather, the bag is lined and has three inner pockets, one closing with a zipper.

from small picturesque little-known villages including langde anshun and kaili come fascinating works of embroidered art and fabric. brilliant in color and meticulous in detail each product is imported directly from the miao people of guizhou provincean industrious culture whose kind and gentle nature is exemplified in each of their products. of the over 50 minority cultures in china the miao people (pronounced mee-owe) are the predominant minority. industrious and wise the miaos devised a way to enhance their quality of life by exporting their delicate embroidered designs. in addition to our miao products peacock china imports brings you select items from tibet. paintings in spectacular oils. sensational jewelry. one of a kind silver hand mirrors and jewelry boxes. an autonomous region of china tibet provides exceptional import opportunities! with great appreciation for the magnificence of the miaos i am proud to offer you these unusual soon-to-be-extinct collectors itemstrue heirlooms from the original artisans of chinaand in many respects the world. through peacock china imports i endeavor to bring to you the most desirable products of the miao and tibetan cultures.

This handmade creation is offered in partnership with NOVICA, in association with National Geographic.Product Features:*Serene flora and bird motifs make tote is a perfect wardrobe accessory *Fabric purse adorned with gold plastic beads *Shimmery jungle leaves make this a must-have addition to your handbag collection *Internal pocket with magnetic button closure *Made of natural cotton Story Behind the ArtMy name is Yumiko. I was born in Japan but I've lived in Bali since 1990. Balinese art and culture have become close to my life. I felt a challenge to make something different from what was being sold in local markets. After experimenting for some time with various kinds of leather sandals and satin bags, I decided to create beaded batik bags that are attractive as they are functional. My handbags carry the beauty of traditional Japanese floral patterns. Please allow 10 business days for the product to leave our warehouse and to receive tracking information. You should expect to receive this item within 15 business days.What is Worldstock?The handcrafted nature of this product will produce minor differences in design and sizing. Subtle variations will occur from piece to piece, adding to its unique qualities. Measurements may vary slightly.Imported