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Ten Thousand Villages Kohra Embossed Leather Crossbody Bag

Name: Ten Thousand Villages Kohra Embossed Leather Crossbody Bag
Brand: Ten Thousand Villages
SKU: B3258808
Price: 150.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Ten Thousand Villages Kohra Embossed Leather Crossbody Bag delivers color with purpose. The rich red leather is embossed on the outside flap, adding depth and a tactile sheen that catches light as you move. A slim adjustable strap keeps the silhouette lean, while a brass tree-shaped charm, detachable for moments when you want a pared-back vibe, adds a touch of whimsy to the finish.

Inside, three cotton-lined sections and four zip pockets corral essentials without bulk. The crossbody form keeps your hands free and weight distributed for easy wear from errands to evenings, with a compact profile that still holds the day’s must-haves. The embossed leather texture elevates everyday basics, giving a polished edge to simple outfits.

Ten Thousand Villages partners with artisans through the Craft Resource Center in India, turning small workshops into self-sustaining ventures. Kohra blends traditional embossing with a bold red that reads current with denim, neutrals, or prints. A statement texture that remains versatile, it nods to the brand ethos while becoming a dependable everyday accessory.

Materials / Fabrication

Leather with embossing on the exterior flap
Red crossbody bag color
Interior features three sections lined with cotton
Four zipper compartments inside
Adjustable strap
Detachable brass charm shaped like a tree
Handcrafted by artisans with the Craft Resource Center CRC in India

Recommended Care

Wipe clean with a soft damp cloth; avoid soaking leather
Condition embossed leather periodically to maintain suppleness
Keep away from direct heat and sunlight; store in a dust bag
Spot clean cotton lining as needed; avoid machine washing
Avoid contact with liquids and oils; wipe promptly if exposed

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About Ten Thousand Villages

Ten Thousand Villages is a nonprofit fair trade retailer that brings artisan-made goods from around the world to everyday shoppers. Built on partnerships with craftspeople in dozens of countries, the brand emphasizes ethical sourcing, living wages, and transparent trade practices. Its product mix spans jewelry and accessories, clothing and apparel, home decor, textiles, and gifts, all crafted by hand with attention to detail and sustainability. Founded in 1946 by Edna Ruth Byler, it was one of the first global fair trade initiatives and remains a leading voice in responsible retail. For shoppers, the brand offers distinctive, story-rich pieces you can feel good about adding to your closet, home, or gifting wardrobe. ()