Suede Bag - Sioux Later Bag® Maria Callas / Burgundy suede buy bag. Suede shoulder crossbody bag. Soft natural suede leather bag, daily bag

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I like producing bags whose volume and shape change based on what you put in them. As much as it is a naive one, it is a difficult goal to reach. One day the bag is small, the next, it is commanding. Sometimes it's full to the brim; sometimes you can fold it and carry buy it with you as a spare bag. I love such versatile bags. They have no whims, no caprices. And this bag is exactly what I am talking about.

I have been inspired by the women of the Sioux people who are the original and true owners of America. They are powerful and kind people. They were in peace with nature. They were creating every tool and material they used themselves.

The Sioux, also known as Dakota, are groups of Native American tribes and people of the First Nations of North America. The term can refer to any ethnic group within the Great Sioux Nation or to any of the Nation's many language dialects.

width: 25 cm
height: 30 cm
depth: 8 cm:

double straps: 80-100 cm
The strap drop is approximately 43-50 cm long.

The body is suede, the strap is cow leather.
(The strap is genuine leather, tanned vegetable leather. If you want vegan leather strap, please write message to me.)

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Unique.

Therefore, each of my products are unique. So is each and every raw leather that is chosen. Their distinctive form and texture are matchless; such as human fingerprints. Each leather that comes to my workbench has its own vital traces. I never intervene in those minor scars because each one has a story of its own.