
Why it's worth it
Black leather woven so tight it holds its shape without a frame.
The Edit
Hand-woven in Italy, this open-top tote builds its entire structure from interlaced leather strips — no hardware, no closures, no interruptions to the weave. The flat single strap sits close to the shoulder, the body retaining shape through the density of the braid alone. At this scale, the interlace reads less as surface detail and more as the architecture of the bag itself.
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