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Here in my blog you can find a recollection of my thoughts, an opinion based on my professional experiences. Subjects such as history of handbag, types of handbag, essential of handbag, and latest trends of handbag and leather craft related to handbags.  

I am a freelance Leather goods designer and a design tutor.




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A visit to Amar Kutir ……….

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Design & Technical development project 31st March to 14 April 2012 by DCH

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