Maeve Handmade Wayuu Punch-needle Clutch

Discover the exquisite charm of our handmade Wayuu Needle Punch Clutch, an artisan accessory that masterfully blends vibrant, traditional craftsmanship with sleek, modern design. Measuring 10.5 x 6.5 inches, this clutch is ideally sized for carrying your essentials, adding a splash of colorful elegance to your look. The fully lined interior ensures your belongings are cradled in style.

Each clutch is uniquely crafted by talented Wayuu artisans, employing the distinctive needle punch technique. This method intricately weaves colorful threads through a robust fabric base, resulting in mesmerizing patterns that are unique to each piece. The brilliant hues and complex designs celebrate the rich cultural legacy of the Wayuu people.

A secure zippered closure ensures your items are kept safe and well-organized within the spacious main compartment, which can comfortably house your phone, wallet, keys, and other small must-haves. The interior is lined with a gentle fabric to safeguard your valuables against scratches.

The Wayuu Needle Punch Clutch is not just a vibrant fashion statement, but also a symbol of ethical craftsmanship. Wuitusu, committed to fair trade practices at every business level and a proud member of the Fair Trade LA organization, ensures each purchase supports the Wayuu artisans. This initiative helps preserve their traditional weaving skills and promotes the sustainability of their communities.

This clutch is perfect for a range of occasions, from a casual day out to a festive evening, making it the perfect gift for her. It brings a burst of color and texture to any outfit, standing out as a unique, statement piece that beautifully complements your personal style.

Due to its handmade nature, slight variations in color, pattern, and size may occur, making each clutch a one-of-a-kind artisan creation.

Enhance your accessory collection with the Wayuu Needle Punch Clutch and experience the blend of cultural heritage and contemporary design. Each $50 purchase also contributes to feeding 5 Wayuu children, supporting the Wayuu Taya Foundation in its mission to protect and promote the Wayuu culture.