Ester bag
€240,00
Ester bag is a woven leather shopper.
Made with a particular leather weaving technique, without any stitching, this particular bag is a true work of craftsmanship.
Unlined, lightweight and equipped with an internal clutch, the shopper is suitable for the whole day.
FEATURES
DELIVERY
This bag is available in our store in Bologna and ready to be shipped in 2-3 days.
STORAGE
We use reused leather, leftovers, from the finest Tuscan leather goods factories. This is why our bags require very little maintenance. We recommend always avoiding contact with water and applying a light and nourishing cream to the surface twice a year.
MANUFACTURING
The manufacturing of this product was carried out with artisanal and non-industrial processes. Small imperfections on the surface are intentionally present, constituting a specific characteristic of the product and testifying to its craftsmanship.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
Choose the destination country to find out the shipping costs.
Made with a particular leather weaving technique, without any stitching, this particular bag is a true work of craftsmanship.
Unlined, lightweight and equipped with an internal clutch, the shopper is suitable for the whole day.
FEATURES
- Size: 22 x 20 x 7 cm
- 100% genuine leather
- Delivered in a reusable Wax cotton dust-bag
- Handmade in Bologna
DELIVERY
This bag is available in our store in Bologna and ready to be shipped in 2-3 days.
STORAGE
We use reused leather, leftovers, from the finest Tuscan leather goods factories. This is why our bags require very little maintenance. We recommend always avoiding contact with water and applying a light and nourishing cream to the surface twice a year.
MANUFACTURING
The manufacturing of this product was carried out with artisanal and non-industrial processes. Small imperfections on the surface are intentionally present, constituting a specific characteristic of the product and testifying to its craftsmanship.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
Choose the destination country to find out the shipping costs.
