Alia Tote - Garden
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A new canvas tote shape with short and long leather strap options, bright cotton canvas and featuring our seasonal prints on the large front patch pocket.
We’ve collaborated with artist Amy Wright in this capsule collection.
Amy lives and works in a small historic town near Geelong. Pattern, shape, texture and colour are core to Amy’s practice and are used to create a sensory narrative of the landscape. Each canvas is its own Wunderkammer, holding a world that morphs reality with imagination and myth; plants are depicted wildly and landscapes are tiered and towering with often obscured horizon lines. The two artworks in this capsule range show a sample of Amy’s style in watercolours and acrylic, celebrating bright seasonal blooms.
DETAILS
Vegetable tanned leather short and long straps, large front patch pocket, inside zipped pocket and patch pocket in cotton lining.
COMPOSITION
Waxed cotton canvas, vegetable tanned cow leather.
w 35.5 x h 38 x d 7cm
Long Straps: 2.2cm x 75cm
Leather is a natural product and will wear beautifully with age where good care has been taken. We recommend waterproof spray on purchase, and occasional cleaning and conditioning. Any suede areas should be protected with a spray, and cleaned with a suede brush.
Waxed canvas can be sprayed with fabric or leather protector and spot cleaned when needed.
We offer free shipping within Australia for purchases over $100.
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Return your full-priced item within 14 days, and you can receive a refund, exchange or credit note, valid for 6 months. For sale items, return within 14 days for an exchange or credit note, valid for 6 months.
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Meet the Makers - Leathergoods
These producers are based in Noida, near to Delhi in India.
They began as a leather tannery in 1954, and are still a family run business.
We only use vegetable tanned leathers, which removes the need for chrome in tanning hides. Natural tannins (sourced from tree bark) are instead used in the tanning process.
We visit these makers annually, and all footage and photography is from our visits there.