Laga Handbags - Fashion handbags, beaded handbags and travel bags handmade by tsunami survivors

If you're going to carry a handbag anyway, why not carry one that helps rebuild lives?

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Laga Handbags are handmade by women who survived the tsunami in Indonesia. Every bag sewn and sold brings hope for a better tomorrow.

An average-size bag takes approximately one full day to complete; each piece is an amazing work of art!

"If you're going to carry a handbag anyway, why not carry one that helps rebuild lives?"

That's what the women at our home parties always say. We agree, of course!

Together, we're helping women around the world: from the tsunami survivors in Indonesia proudly sewing each handbag with care to the consultants that work from home as our sales force.

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"I received the lovely Selamat bag today -- how fast! Thank you so much! You two are really wonderful, and I sincerely appreciate it! Oh, by the way, I ran into a woman at Nordstrom the other day. I told her that I admired her "Laga" bag... How's that for a small world? Your Laga bags are making the rounds! Good for you!"
...Genine Keene

"You won't believe it... I was at Seattle's Best this morning, and this lady went wild about my bag. I told her I was having a party, so she gave me her name and address to be invited. Ok...so I may be talking to you about being a consultant :-)"
...Mia Barone

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	As part of the tsunami relief team, we started Laga Handbags to help the tsunami survivors of Indonesia rebuild their homes and their lives but what transpired is much, much more: we developed personal relationships with the people of Aceh and we left our hearts in their homes. Roy & Louise van Broekhuizen

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If you're going to carry a handbag anyway, why not carry one that helps rebuild lives?

As part of the tsunami relief team, we started Laga Handbags to help the tsunami survivors of Indonesia rebuild their homes and their lives but what transpired is much, much more: we developed personal relationships with the people of Aceh and we left our hearts in their homes.