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Empowering Women Artisans
Across Rural India
Handmade Natural Woven Sea Grass Shopper Bag
Beautiful handcrafted tote bag made from natural sea grass with intricate chevron weaving pattern and artisanal finish. Carefully handwoven by women artisans in remote rural communities, supporting sustainable craftsmanship and traditional weaving techniques. Lightweight yet durable construction makes it ideal for everyday carry, beach outings, resort styling, shopping, vacation use, and eco-conscious fashion collections. Features sturdy woven handles, spacious interior, and structured silhouette with natural handcrafted texture. Base construction offers stable placement with anti-slip woven support. Perfect blend of sustainability, utility, and luxury handcrafted appeal. Color: Natural Beige & Charcoal Black Material: Natural Sea Grass Handwoven Construction Artisan Made by Women in Remote Villages Size: Approx. 45 x 30 x 15 cm Approx. 17.7 x 11.8 x 5.9 inches Use: Tote Bag / Beach Bag / Resort Bag / Everyday Shopper / Vacation Carry Bag / Sustainable Fashion Accessory / Handcrafted Gift Item
Color
Size
Quantity
Sample Order
1–12 pcs per style
Estimated Production Time
2–3 Weeks
(from payment confirmation)
Bulk Order
25–1000 pcs per style
Estimated Production Time
6–8 Weeks
(from advance payment & order approval)
Shipping
Transit time additional
Delivery time depends on
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Priority production
Available on request, subject to availability.
Partial shipments
Available for selected styles.
Ready stock styles
May ship faster than the timelines above.
Important: Production timelines begin after payment confirmation and order approval. The above timelines are estimated and may vary during high-volume periods or holidays. For inquiries, visit conceptskart.com/contact-us.
