Product Dimensions: 10" H x 9.75" W x 4.7" D Designed to carry daily essentials with artisan detail and a distinctive handcrafted look. A practical everyday accessory that combines function, personal style, and lasting artisan character, making it a thoughtful gift for daily use or special occasions. NOVICA works with Jiap Rojjana to craft this item. An original NOVICA artisan handcrafted product. Each piece includes an official card certifying the item is authentic, artisan crafted, and of exceptional quality. Novica works together with talented artists, artisans, and designers around the world to produce stunning, keepsake handmade treasures.

About this item: A symbol of old Siam, elephants are a favorite in Thailand. This cheerful pachyderm is intended to bring good luck. Painted by hand, it adorns a generous front pocket on a cotton sling tote. By Jiap Rojjana, the bag is fully lined and an inner pocket with zipper keeps small items handy. Yellow cords and rain tree wood beads adorn the strap, and both the outer pocket and the purse close with coconut shell buttons. Because each is an individual work of embroidery art, colors and motifs may vary slightly according to the artisan's inspiration.
Bag: 10.0" H x 9.75" W x 4.7" D
Strap:33.5" L x 0.8" WDry clean or hand wash|Features a button closure|Color(s) may vary slightly|Motif(s) may vary slightly

About our Artist: I was born in 1973 in a province north of Bangkok. Although my parents are poor farmers, they worked very hard to send my two sisters, my brother and myself to school. They wanted us to have a good education and to be able to achieve more than they did. However, I knew it would be too heavy a burden for them to send us to university. Upon hearing that finding a job in the northern region of Thailand was very easy compared to my modest village, I set off to see after getting my high school certificate. I managed to find work in sales. A few years went by and I met my husband. I resigned from my sales job and began helping him with paperwork for his construction business. Although both of us were working, we still struggled very hard to make ends meet. The idea working with textiles came about after visiting a silk shop. Such a wide range of beautifully colored, intricate cloth patterns mesmerized me! I bought some cloth to make myself a dress. With the scrap pieces of silk I made a few cushions and gave