Sumatran tiger handbag, ivory white

This clutch is our exclusive collection to highlight Indonesia's Sumatran tiger, one of the world's critically endangered animals. According to the WWF, there are fewer than 400 Sumatran tigers left, and if deforestation and poaching continue, the Sumatran tiger could be the first apex predator to become extinct in the 21st century.

Indonesia has already lost two tiger subspecies, the Balinese and Javan tigers, which became extinct in the 1940s and 1980s, respectively. Three of the world's eight tiger subspecies have become extinct in the past 70 years; the remaining five subspecies are endangered.

WWF supports anti-poaching patrols in Indonesia and has helped arrest and prosecute poachers. WWF is also investing in habitat conservation and a biological assessment of tigers in the central Sumatran lowlands to better address threats to the remaining population.

How we can help:

Share this story, switch to sustainable products to protect our forests, and donate to organizations supporting anti-poaching efforts to protect Sumatran tigers. Take action here:

International Tiger Project

WWF Indonesia - Sahabat Harimau

International Fauna and Flora

We hope that through this Sumatran tiger clutch, we can help share the story to raise awareness about this critical condition and inspire people to take action.

Detail of the Sumatran tiger clutch:

• Dimension: 8.75" wide x 6.2" high x 2.75" deep

• Strap drop: 11.75 inches

• Composition: Hand-woven raw cotton fabric, cotton embroidery, gold metal chain strap