Mexican Hand-Tooled Leather Roses Black and Honey Brown Clutch Wristlet Bag
Mexican Hand-Tooled Leather Roses Black and Honey Brown Clutch Wristlet Bag
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Mexican Hand-Tooled Leather Roses Dark Brown & Honey Brown Wristlet Clutch Bag
Romantic, lush, and unlike anything else in the collection — this dark espresso Vaqueta leather wristlet is blanketed in a dense all-over hand-tooled and hand-painted rose vine pattern covering every surface. Lavender/mauve roses bloom across a field of golden amber scroll vines and bright green leaves — front, back, and sides. The effect is rich, jewel-toned, and deeply romantic.
The standout detail is the honey brown interlaced leather braided gusset — a full-length woven leather braid running the entire side of the clutch, more elaborate than any cross-lace whipstitching. The top opening is finished with honey brown leather edge binding, and the wrist strap is the same warm honey brown leather.
Details
- Handcrafted by skilled artisans in León, Guanajuato, Mexico
- Material: Vaqueta leather (vegetable-tanned) — dark espresso/brown
- All-over dense hand-tooled and hand-painted rose vine pattern — front, back, and sides
- Lavender/mauve roses with golden amber scroll vines and bright green leaves
- Honey brown interlaced leather braided gusset — full-length woven leather braid
- Honey brown leather edge binding along top opening
- Antique brass ornate swing latch closure
- Honey brown leather wrist strap
- Open main compartment — unlined raw suede interior
- Slim clutch profile — fits phone, cards, and small essentials
- Handmade in Mexico, ships from the US
Why This Clutch?
The all-over rose vine tooling, the lavender blooms against dark espresso leather, and the interlaced braided gusset make this the most romantically detailed clutch in the collection. Every surface is shaped by hand in León, Guanajuato — no two are exactly alike.
A truly special gift for rose lovers, romantics, and admirers of Mexican folk art and artisan leather craftsmanship.
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