Cult Gaia Handtaschen in Natur

Cult Gaia TASCHE in Natur - Beige. Size all. Woven rattan exterior with cow leather trim and unlined interior. Hergestellt in Italien. Open top styling with interior tie closure. Innensteckfach. Dual top handles and attached shoulder strap. Maße ca. 76 cm x 37 cm x 16 cm (BxHxT)Henkel mit ca. 11 cm HöheSchulterträger mit ca. 36 cm Höhe. About the designer: Cult Gaia first found popularity with its architecturally memorable Ark bag, carried by the influential fashion elite. Created in 2012, founder and designer Jasmin Larian took on the name Gaia from the goddess of Mother Earth and the daughter of chaos, along with the ideology that great brands are cult-like, uniting like-minded people in their aesthetic ideals. The label's design ethos is to create pieces that are first and foremost; objet d’Art and secondly, that have utility and sculptural appeal to satisfy the full embodiment of wearable art. Operating under the principle of perfectly imperfect, pieces are juxtapositioned and nuanced to be beautiful, taking inspiration from nature the greatest force there is to create a head-to-toe sartorial masterpiece.

Cult Gaia TASCHE in Natur - Beige. Size all. Raffia exterior with gold-tone brass beads and twill lining. Hergestellt in China. Top-Reißverschluss. One main compartment with single interior zipper pocket. Knot detail at shoulder strap. Maße ca. 50 cm B x 24 cm H x 1 cm THöhe Schulterträger 32 cm. About the designer: Cult Gaia first found popularity with its architecturally memorable Ark bag, carried by the influential fashion elite. Created in 2012, founder and designer Jasmin Larian took on the name Gaia from the goddess of Mother Earth and the daughter of chaos, along with the ideology that great brands are cult-like, uniting like-minded people in their aesthetic ideals. The label's design ethos is to create pieces that are first and foremost; objet d’Art and secondly, that have utility and sculptural appeal to satisfy the full embodiment of wearable art. Operating under the principle of perfectly imperfect, pieces are juxtapositioned and nuanced to be beautiful, taking inspiration from nature the greatest force there is to create a head-to-toe sartorial masterpiece.