Wayuu Heritage Half-Moon Clutch

A handcrafted Wayuu half-moon clutch that blends timeless Colombian artistry with modern elegance. Available in four distinctive colorways inspired by nature, heritage, and geometric symbolism.

Elevate your style with the Wayuu Heritage Half-Moon Clutch, a refined artisan accessory handwoven by Wayuu women in Colombia. Featuring a unique half-moon silhouette, intricate geometric motifs, and a handcrafted tassel, each clutch celebrates generations of indigenous craftsmanship while offering a sophisticated everyday statement.

Whether paired with a linen dress for brunch, resort wear on vacation, or an elegant evening outfit, this versatile clutch adds authentic artistry to every occasion.

Choose from four exclusive color combinations, each designed to reflect a different personality while preserving the timeless elegance of traditional Wayuu weaving.

vailable Colors

Desert Sun

Warm sand, camel, and taupe tones with a radiant sun-inspired motif.

Ivory Sunrise

Elegant ivory and mocha palette featuring refined geometric patterns.

Tropical Sunset

Bold turquoise, terracotta, mustard, and charcoal for a vibrant statement.

Cocoa Bloom

Chocolate brown, crimson, camel, and ivory with rich heritage-inspired designs.

Features

• Handmade by Wayuu artisans in Colombia
• Traditional crochet weaving technique
• Half-moon silhouette
• Comfortable wrist strap
• Handmade decorative tassel
• Lightweight and easy to carry
• One-of-a-kind artisan craftsmanship

Materials

• Premium acrylic crochet fiber
• Handwoven textile construction

Dimensions

• Width: Approximately 11–12 in (28–30 cm)
• Height: Approximately 6–7 in (15–18 cm)
• Depth: Approximately 1.5–2 in (4–5 cm)

Due to the handmade nature of each piece, slight variations in size and pattern make every clutch unique.

Perfect For

• Everyday elegance
• Resort & vacation wear
• Weddings & special occasions
• Evening outings
• Handmade luxury gifts

Handmade Note

Every Claudia Paez Art Store piece is ethically handcrafted by Wayuu artisans using ancestral weaving techniques passed down through generations. Each clutch requires many hours of meticulous handwork, making every piece a unique work of wearable art while helping preserve indigenous traditions and support artisan communities.