Triangle Bag White

Crafted from 100% genuine leather imported from Italy, the Triangle bag features a distinctive wrinkled texture, achieved through various artisanal finishes at the tannery. This bag is exclusively designed and handcrafted by us, bringing a fresh perspective to the triangular silhouette with its patchwork design. The buckle is made from vegetable-tanned leather, also imported from Italy, and is specially finished and colored. The four-petal motif is not inspired by any specific flower but rather represents a unique brand emblem, akin to traditional Japanese family crests. It symbolizes a flower that blooms eternally, always present. Dimensions: Length 40cm x Depth 10cm x Bag Height 16cm / Total Height 38cm **Handcrafted** For over two centuries since the Industrial Revolution, a segment of us has developed a different perspective on mass production. Consequently, the value of handcrafted goods has been redefined. https://i.pinimg.com/564x/68/63/51/6863514547c3517cae9649f56433f421.jpg Initially, we chose to handcraft our products simply because it was the most straightforward approach. However, over time, through every stitch, every hole, every cut, and every piece, we've gained a deeper understanding. We've come to feel that in the process of creating each item, we infuse it with life, energy, and intention, much like artists who pour their vitality into their creations. In different states of being, each detail will exhibit subtle variations. These minor imperfections are precisely what lend a lingering essence of humanity. https://i.pinimg.com/564x/02/7b/39/027b394f71ac9949d6d887c64fe0c53a.jpg Unlike machine stitching, every stitch on our products is meticulously sewn by hand. Using traditional techniques, we employ saddle stitching, where the thread passes completely through both the front and back of the leather, firmly securing the structure of the leather piece. Adhering to the principle of "If you're going to do it, do it right," we dedicate ourselves to meticulously burnishing and finishing the edges of our leather goods, a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship. Using a specially formulated edge paint, we repeatedly apply and allow it to dry, ultimately creating a smooth, complete edge that elevates the piece to a higher level of refinement. https://i.pinimg.com/564x/45/05/ba/4505ba3b7609bb22a441d6d4f170d37a.jpg **Leather Care** The black and tan vegetable-tanned leathers have undergone a color-fixing process at the tannery, making them less prone to oxidation and discoloration compared to natural-colored leather. Vegetable-tanned leather thrives in dry environments. Therefore, it's best to store it in a well-ventilated area and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. **Advanced Care** Mink oil is revered by artisans as "the finest conditioner for leather." It does not cause discoloration on vegetable-tanned leather and helps to lock in moisture, providing excellent water-repellent protection. https://i.pinimg.com/564x/fc/a2/49/fca24902da73ee1b476364f349618ad6.jpg For maintenance, we recommend first wiping off any dust from the leather with a dry cotton cloth or sponge. Then, use a new cotton cloth or sponge to apply a moderate amount of mink oil, gently polishing the leather until the oil is fully absorbed. After polishing, the leather surface will achieve a noticeable sheen, and the leather will appear darker. However, as the oil penetrates and evaporates, it will soon return to its normal appearance. This conditioning can be performed periodically, typically every 1-2 months. However, if you choose to do so weekly, it would be our greatest pleasure. **Vegetable-Tanned Leather** All our products are made with leather produced under the strict supervision of the Italian Vegetable-Tanned Leather Consortium (Consorzio Vera Pelle Italiana Conciata al Vegetale), recognized globally for its quality. The Consortium was established in 1994 by 11 tanneries in Tuscany, all adhering to the Consortium's stringent regulations and employing the time-honored tradition of vegetable tanning. https://i.pinimg.com/564x/fd/cd/ed/fdcded8f03eb960cedaa7e1d97a6bc91.jpg Historical records indicate that the vegetable tanning method was invented by the Hebrews in the 11th century BC. They would repeatedly soak leather in natural plant materials such as leaves, branches, and fruits for extended periods, allowing the leather to fully absorb the tannins from the plants. This process resulted in vegetable-tanned leather with a dense structure, enhanced toughness, and exceptional durability. The process is intricate, yet it brings us closer to nature. https://i.pinimg.com/564x/d0/c4/d8/d0c4d801ae750ef47179b032d58bc59b.jpg Today, tannins can be extracted from plants, and under the strict compositional standards controlled by the Italian Vegetable-Tanned Leather Consortium, leathers are produced that are free from heavy metals and other harmful substances. Compared to chrome-tanned leather, which uses chemical tanning agents, vegetable-tanned leather retains its natural and harmless qualities. Because no chemical tanning agents or dyes are added during the production of vegetable-tanned leather, its surface retains the most natural grain patterns, growth marks, and traces of scars. To honor this, we must embrace imperfections, as they become proof of uniqueness. Therefore, during the production process, as long as it does not compromise the structural integrity of the leather piece, we strive to preserve these natural characteristics. **Production Time** All products are made to order. This approach ensures that every item is new and avoids any degradation from being in stock. Therefore, the production time requires 14 days (excluding weekends and holidays). If completed earlier, we will notify you immediately for shipment. **Other Information** Colors in photos may vary due to differences in screen displays. Customization services and engraving are currently not available.