10% of proceeds support the handicapped community & widows who work with us.
₹699.00
Carry your world in style with the Handmade Black & Cream Macrame Clutch Bag by Himalayan Pine Co. Crafted from durable cotton dori, this eco-friendly bag is not just a fashion accessory—it’s a practical daily companion. Its spacious interior easily holds your book, pens, skincare, and makeup essentials, making it perfect for college, office, casual outings, or travel.
Why You’ll Love It
Stylish & Sustainable – Handmade macrame craftsmanship with eco-conscious materials.
Daily Use Ready – Designed to fit all your must-haves without losing elegance.
Travel-Friendly – Lightweight, functional, and easy to carry everywhere.
Minimalist Boho Vibe – A natural color palette that complements every outfit.
Each bag supports traditional Indian artisans while giving you a modern, versatile fashion upgrade.
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H.-No-334-B Floor No 3, Ward No 7 Civil Bazaar Dharamshala District: Kangra Himachal Pradesh - 176215 VASSHIN COMPOSITES PRIVATE LIMITED
Arnav Gupta –
The cotton has a subtle matte finish?never shiny or synthetic.
Sania Naseem –
I?ve worn it with flowy maxi dresses and it added structure.
Nusrat Rabbani –
It transitions effortlessly from warm sun to cool evening air.
Vivaan Bajaj –
Takes a few days to fully soften around the edges.
Sanya Chakravarty –
I?ve worn it to mindfulness workshops and it felt aligned.
Aryan Malik –
Even my usually style-indifferent roommate asked about it.
Gurdeep Randhawa –
It?s helped me carry less and notice more.
Amber Khan –
It?s changed how I think about what I truly need to carry.
Tanmay Agarwal –
It?s the kind of bag that feels like a deep breath in accessory form.
Rajveer Toor –
It?s held up through light rain when I?ve been cautious.
Anaya Qureshi –
The strap adjusts easily with a simple knot?no metal needed.
Tanya Garg –
It?s become my everyday ritual in bag form.
Armaan Bajaj –
I?ve worn it while walking my dog and it stayed perfectly balanced.
Sia Bhatia –
It blends seamlessly with both modern and vintage-inspired clothing.
Ridhima Jha –
The bag molds to my body without losing its silhouette.
Zayan Siddiqi –
The structure holds firm even when rushing between appointments.
Adnan Rizwan –
Had to re-tie the strap knot once after heavy use?but simple fix.
Anvi Choudhry –
Wish the fringe was slightly shorter for ultra-minimalist preferences.
Aisha Husain –
It?s become a symbol of my shift toward conscious consumption.
Raghav Chakraborty –
The bag feels like a quiet extension of my values.
Samar Khan –
The weave has a gentle rhythm that echoes the pace I want to live at.
Alisha Bhatnagar –
Would appreciate a tiny interior loop for a key ring.
Kabir Sharma –
The cotton feels alive?not stiff or processed like synthetic bags.
Devansh Sharma –
It?s become my silent statement against fast fashion.
Shanaya Choudhry –
It fits my tiny sketchbook for spontaneous drawing breaks.
Riya Malhotra –
I keep it hanging by the door so it?s always within reach.
Gurleen Brar –
It?s helped me break up with my overstuffed tote habit.
Harjot Toor –
The fringe sways like a gentle pendulum as I walk?calming.
Maira D?Souza –
Even after constant use it still looks thoughtfully put together.
Ira Reddy –
The weave is dense enough to prevent small items from slipping out.
Zahra Wani –
The natural texture adds depth to monochrome outfits.
Rudra Chatterjee –
Fringe may catch on very rough surfaces if not careful.
Sakshi Dhar –
Not fully water-resistant so I avoid using it in downpours.
Aryan Khan –
The open top makes it easy to access things quickly and quietly.
Zimal Farooqi –
It?s become my understated signature?no logo, just presence.
Navya Banerjee –
I?ve worn it to writing sessions and it held my pen and notepad perfectly.
Vansh Kapoor –
I?ve worn it with tailored shorts and it added the perfect softness.
Ishan Bajwa –
It?s become my silent partner in embracing slow, intentional days.
Ruhi Mukherjee –
Not designed for tech-heavy loads but perfect for analog living.
Ishani Sen –
The neutral palette works with every season in my capsule wardrobe.
Sameer Feroz –
I?ve worn it to small gallery showings and it felt quietly confident.
Sahil Sayed –
I?ve worn it to botanical gardens and it blended with the greens.
Anshul Parvez –
It?s just right for those in-between moments?errands, walks, pauses.
Arhaan Malik –
The bag feels like a soft exhale in accessory form.
Yuvraj Brar –
It?s the kind of bag that feels like home on my shoulder.
Navpreet Gill –
I love how it nestles against my side without pulling or shifting.
Muskaan Zaman –
It?s the perfect balance of form function and ethics.
Ayaan Kapoor –
The open top means I keep small items in a pouch inside.
Sneha Bajpai –
I?ve taken it to outdoor concerts and it held my essentials securely.
Anjali Gupta –
It?s become a physical reminder to move through life with less weight.
Simranjeet Sidhu –
I?ve worn it to small concerts and it held my essentials securely.
Jasleen Maan –
Strap length is ideal for average height?not adjustable for very tall frames.
Haseeb Qureshi –
The cotton can show light lint in dry climates?easily brushed off.
Reva Jilani –
The color-block detail adds dimension without demanding attention.
Zoya Faridi –
I?ve worn it with earth-toned knits and it completed the look.
Aarush Malik –
It?s light enough for all-day wear but never feels flimsy.
Aadil Azmi –
The handcrafted nature makes each piece feel one-of-a-kind.
Nehal Iqbal –
The color-block design is subtle but never boring.
Zunaira Naeem –
Fits my phone slim wallet keys and a single lipstick with ease.
Rudransh Sharma –
The fringe stays neat even after being stuffed into larger bags.
Rohan Gupta –
The size encourages me to carry only what serves me today.
Kavya Malhotra –
I?ve worn it with prairie dresses and it grounded the silhouette.
Zara Khan –
It?s passed through TSA checks without a single issue.
Zunaira Rabbani –
I?ve worn it during spring blooms and it matched the soft hues.
Kian Kapoor –
The texture adds soul to otherwise sleek minimalist outfits.
Jasprit Toor –
It wipes clean with a damp cloth?simple and chemical-free.
Aarush Chatterjee –
It?s become a tactile symbol of my shift toward simplicity.
Anika Dhar –
It?s never too heavy, never too empty?just balanced.
Zoha Qasim –
I?ve worn it during sunset walks and it glowed in golden light.
Fahad Javed –
I?ve worn it to local markets and it fit right in with the vibe.
Ridhika Mukherjee –
I?ve worn it with mules and the whole look felt cohesive.
Navjot Randhawa –
The stitching is consistent even in less visible areas.
Salman Rizvi –
I?ve worn it to poetry slams and it held my notebook snugly.
Aarav Mehta –
The bag complements my frame without overwhelming it.
Abeer Saeed –
It carries enough to feel prepared but not burdened by excess.
Kabir Bhatia –
I?ve worn it to quiet cafes and it rested gently on my lap.
Aryan Bajwa –
It?s my favorite for early morning reflection walks.
Sneha Sen –
It?s the kind of piece that grows more meaningful over time.
Vivaan Nair –
The open design means I never dig blindly for my keys.
Sanya Dhillon –
It?s nudged me toward more mindful consumption overall.
Adeel Parveen –
The size gently discourages hoarding?only essentials fit.
Sahib Singh –
I?ve worn it with relaxed blazers and it softened the edges.
Ishita Chatterjee –
It?s become part of my practice in living with less noise.
Yash Bajaj –
I?ve worn it to neighborhood potlucks and it felt just right.
Tanvi Bhat –
The earthy tones feel like they belong to the natural world.
Dev Bhalla –
It?s become my go-to for days when I seek calm and clarity.
Aman Chakravarty –
It fits my reusable cotton mask and mini sanitizer neatly.
Riya Choudhry –
The bag feels sincere in an age of overdesigned products.
Tariq Waseem –
The cotton resists pilling despite daily contact with clothing.
Sana Jilani –
I?ve worn it with utility vests and it added warmth to the look.
Manav Trivedi –
The strap rests comfortably even after hours of wear.
Rishabh Agarwal –
It?s held my analog film camera without a single scratch.
Zainab Iqbal –
The color gradient feels like it was dyed by sunlight itself.
Aaditya Kapoor –
I?ve worn it on weekend drives and it fit in passenger seat pockets.
Anvi Gupta –
The bag speaks softly but clearly through its presence.
Ananya Agarwal –
It?s become my companion for both solitude and social moments.
Jasmeet Sidhu –
It?s rare to find something this sustainable that doesn?t sacrifice style.
Ira Kapoor –
It fits my compact hand cream and reading glasses without bulge.
Nisha Qureshi –
The minimal shape keeps the focus on presence, not possessions.
Muskan Parvez –
It invites curiosity without needing to explain itself.
Tanisha D?Souza –
I?ve worn it with straw hats and the textures sang together.
Gurpreet Maan –
It?s become my anchor in a fast-moving, noisy world.
Pranav Iyer –
I?ve used it for seed shopping and it held my paper packets well.
Harleen Kaur –
The bag teaches me to travel light through everyday life.
Zoya Malik –
The natural fibers stay comfortable even in muggy weather.
Amirah Faridi –
The weave gives just enough to conform without collapsing.
Pooja Bajpai –
The neutral blend makes it endlessly versatile in my closet.
Ayesha Naseem –
It harmonizes with wooden watches and clay jewelry beautifully.