IKAT CLUTCH DILIA

€45

VAT included.

Delivery time DE 3 -5 Working days

Our Ikat Clutch Dilia offers plenty of room for cosmetics and other small treasures. There are no limits to your storage fantasy. Use Dilia also as a useful addition to your Nata Y Limón Tote to have all your valuables at hand.

P.S.: The bags were made from fabrics from our previous Home Decór collections. We therefore only have very small quantities in stock.

  • PRODUCT DETAILS
  • IMPACT
  • WEAVING TECHNIQUE

100% Handmade in Guatemala 


Height 22 cm/width 28 cm
Color back: black (only for turquoise, indigo, purple)
Material: cotton
Closable with golden zipper

Further sizes:

15 x 18 cm >          

9 x 12 cm >


Weaver: Etelvina & Rosidalia 

Seamstress: Demecia 

Impact in Guatemala: 3 working hours / 0.75 days part-time work 


1% of the sales price is donated to Amazon Watch for environmental protection and human rights 

Ikat Weaving


The Ikat technique (in Guatemala called "Jaspe") consists of 14 different artisanal dying and weaving steps. The yarns are bound by hand to create the pattern. It is then dyed by hand and when the binds are untied the pattern appears. The yarn is then set onto a pedal loom and woven.

Our Ikat Clutch Dilia offers plenty of room for cosmetics and other small treasures. There are no limits to your storage fantasy. Use Dilia also as a useful addition to your Nata Y Limón Tote to have all your valuables at hand.

P.S.: The bags were made from fabrics from our previous Home Decór collections. We therefore only have very small quantities in stock.

  • PRODUCT DETAILS
  • IMPACT
  • WEAVING TECHNIQUE

100% Handmade in Guatemala 


Height 22 cm/width 28 cm
Color back: black (only for turquoise, indigo, purple)
Material: cotton
Closable with golden zipper

Further sizes:

15 x 18 cm >          

9 x 12 cm >


100% Handmade in Guatemala 


Height 22 cm/width 28 cm
Color back: black (only for turquoise, indigo, purple)
Material: cotton
Closable with golden zipper

Further sizes:

15 x 18 cm >          

9 x 12 cm >


Weaver: Etelvina & Rosidalia 

Seamstress: Demecia 

Impact in Guatemala: 3 working hours / 0.75 days part-time work 


1% of the sales price is donated to Amazon Watch for environmental protection and human rights 

Weaver: Etelvina & Rosidalia 

Seamstress: Demecia 

Impact in Guatemala: 3 working hours / 0.75 days part-time work 


1% of the sales price is donated to Amazon Watch for environmental protection and human rights 

Ikat Weaving


The Ikat technique (in Guatemala called "Jaspe") consists of 14 different artisanal dying and weaving steps. The yarns are bound by hand to create the pattern. It is then dyed by hand and when the binds are untied the pattern appears. The yarn is then set onto a pedal loom and woven.

Ikat Weaving


The Ikat technique (in Guatemala called "Jaspe") consists of 14 different artisanal dying and weaving steps. The yarns are bound by hand to create the pattern. It is then dyed by hand and when the binds are untied the pattern appears. The yarn is then set onto a pedal loom and woven.


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