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Printed Floral Cotton Clutch in Azure and Russet - Flowery Rainfall
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A flowery rainfall decorates the azure and russet-colored body of this clutch handbag from India. Crafted of cotton, the clutch is decorated with the block printing technique, where stamp motifs are made with hand-carved blocks. The front flap conceals a magnetic snap, opening to a red cotton lining with a single open pocket for keeping small items secure.
- 100% cotton. Cotton lining
- 0.66 oz
- 5 inches H x 8.5 inches W x 0.2 inches D
THE STORY BEHIND THE PRODUCT
Artisan Organization: Arti Sharma
Country: India
"I was born in Delhi in 1983. People who know me well say I am a fast learner, a good planner and tolerant.
"At college, I earned an MBA and, later, an executive management degree from the Indian Institute of Management. I worked for 11 years in marketing, business development, new customer acquisition and customer satisfaction for the auto, information technology and healthcare industries.
"My work experience and interests are in strategies for new businesses, brand management, sales promotions, corporate communication and event management.
"While working as a business professional, I've always had a deep passion for social causes, especially helping the less fortunate. I met a number of artisans and learned about their lives and how they were living. They created beautiful crafts by hand from materials like wood, cloth and threads, which I thought was phenomenal.
"What really moved me was that, even though this art is world-famous, the artisans were paid so little. They were earning almost nothing and yet had to make do with it to pay for rent, food, education, daily expenses and more.
"I decided to use my marketing experience to help these artisans market their crafts and assist them in earning what they deserve. I want all artisans to earn a fair livelihood so they can have happy and healthy lives.
"This is also the sole reason of why I left my previous job to start out on my own. Our artisans' should earn what their work is worth, and it is my mission to help make this happen.""