Feedback for New Seller

Hi,

I recently opened my Etsy shop. I sell handmade textile bags, including embroidered/patchwork bags, totes, slings, and handbags made using South Asian tribal textile fabrics. I would really appreciate your valuable feedback and would happily implement any changes that are in my control.
I'm currently getting little traction and haven't made a sale yet, so I'd really appreciate some honest feedback

Shop: noumadi.etsy.com

1. Do my product photos, titles and thumbnails communicate what the product is clearly enough to make you want to click?

I did a thorough SEO audit before uploading my products. Used google trends, etsy, compared with competitors, and other etsy tools that have suggested that my tags and titles are quite optimal.

2. Is my product variety too limited? When is the right time to diversify

All my products are handcrafted bags in different styles and sizes using tribal fabrics. Should I diversify and include home decor like wall hangings and cushion covers, jewelry, and clothes?

3. When is the right time to do Etsy ads?

Right now my products don't even rank in the first 3 pages of my keywords, not even the niche keywords. I have uploaded 33 products. All my products are one of a kind. I have an inventory of nearly 300 bags that I can easily upload day by day, but would that help to upload all of it?
Are Etsy ads the best way for a new shop to gain traction and sales?

1. What inspired you to create this shop?

I have actually been running this brand on Instagram under a different name for the first 4 years and was doing very well. Unfortunately some malicious competitor got my page taken down, and I lost a thriving Instagram page of nearly 50K followers overnight. I rebranded to the new name and identity, but unfortunately my co-founder, who was the face of the brand, quit the brand and left me with a lot of inventory. Etsy seems to be the only way I can sell my products that I poured my blood, sweat, and tears into without heavily relying on social media and creating content. Sorry for the TMI

2. What research have you already done on your shop prior to opening? What is something you learned from that research?

Before opening, I looked at competing Etsy listings in the textile/embroidered/bohemian bag categories and paid attention to their photography, titles, tags, pricing and how they described their products.

One thing I've learned is that simply having a visually interesting handmade product isn't enough. Knowing your audience and knowing what kind of niche communities or keywords they would use is important.

Thanks in advance for any constructive criticism!