Along with festivities, it's also the season for weddings and parties. Which means sarees, lehengas and anarkalis from your closet will finally see the light of day. Even with your outfit down pat, the right accessory to carry your essentials isn't as easy to find. As we give totes and slings a miss, we're taking inspiration from Kajol who was spotted with a trendy traditional accessory i.e. the potli bag.

Kajol looked fabulous for Durga Puja celebrations
For Durga Puja celebrations, Kajol wore a pink Lajjoo C gulabi gota saree with a green bandhani blouse. Stylist Radhika Mehra completed the look with an elegant gold Aanchal Sayal potli. Not only is it the perfect choice to pair with traditional wear, the average potli can also hold every essential from your phone to cards. For your saree or salwar kameez, you won't go wrong when you pair it with one of these 10 potli bags.
(Also Read: How To Rock An Elegant Yellow Saree Like Kajol)
The Goodwill Tech Potli Bag is a red silk bag covered with multicoloured embroidery and pom poms at the end of its drawstrings.
The Designish Traditional Potli is a mauve toned silk pick with zardozi work handcrafted by artisans.
The Tooba Ethnic Potli comes in teal silk body with stone embellishment and satin inner lining.
The FunkiaPotli Bag is a lightweight pewter toned silk bag covered with elaborate bead and sequin work.
The Milan's Creation Handbag is a mint toned potli with floral embroidery and gold beaded drawstring closure.
The Bombay HaatPotli is a stunning black silk bag with gold Rajasthani gota patti work and beaded handles with a drawstring.
The Bombay Haat Silk Potli is a vibrant orange and pink raw silk bag with gold gota patti work.
The Bagaholics Batwa Pouch has a beige silk body with gold embroidery and beaded gold drawstrings.
The Bombay Haat Potli Purse is a striking red raw silk purse with gold work and beaded tassels.
The BagaholicsBatwa Pouch has a blue silk body with gold embroidery and beaded gold drawstrings.
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Nothing will pair better with your Indian wear than these.