Kimono Handbag
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A visionary Italian artist collects scraps of discarded threads and embeds them in vinyl made from industrial waste. More than simply eco-chic, these nearly indestructible bags shimmer with ribbons of color. Fringes of exposed threads and trimmings from sewing factories float on a clear field. No two are exactly alike. All stop traffic, as does this kimono bag made from scraps of Japanese kimonos.
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