Despite contemporary styles and art forms catching pace, ancient craft of India still has its patronage all over the domestic as well as international front. Ethnic bags line the grandeur and meticulous craftsmanship of artisans from diverse lands across the country.

Some of the most fascinating works done on ethnic bags are paintings, portraying traditional schools of art such as Madhubani, Kalamkari, Phad, Pata Chitra, Warli Folk, Miniature etc. The printed fabrics of some of the states like, block and bagru prints of Jaipur, bandhani from Jodhpur, home spun loom fabrics from Deccan India and Kashmir etc. grant an exuberant look to the bags. States like Gujarat reveal an altogether unique melange of colorfully embroidered bags that simply allure the beholder. This work popularly known as Kantha coupled with crewel work, chikankari and sheeshedar produce an exhorbitant range of items.

Ethnic fashion bags have given people the pleasure of treasuring some of the most ancient and conventional forms of workmanship, adding charm to the utilitarian value of these products.