Amala L Tote
Silken Nappa
£580.00
Prices include VAT.
| Assured and unhurried, the Classic Tote (Large) is a large leather tote bag for a life well filled. It keeps company through the day's decisions, an evening at a private view and a dinner that runs late, then settles just as naturally into the rhythm of a journey. Chosen by those who trust quality to speak in its own time. |
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This piece carries a QR code that connects it to the artisan who made it.
About This Piece
Details and Dimensions
- Leather
- Silken Nappa Leather
- Lining
- Earthcare, dyed to match
- Hardware
- 24K Gold-Plated
- Closure
- Zip
- Inside
- Slip-in Pocket
- Dimensions
- 19.5 x 5.8 x 12.8 in (49.5 x 14.7 x 32.5 cm)
- Handle drop
- 11.5 in (29.2 cm)
The Atelier
Every Aranyani piece is brought to life in our atelier, our Kalpavriksha, by more than twenty craftsmen and artists, where traditional techniques are preserved and reinterpreted for contemporary luxury.
Presentation
Each piece is presented in a rigid Aranyani gift box with a bespoke inner platform, wrapped in tissue paper with dappled shade patterns and sealed with the LifeForce marque. A dust bag of fine, natural undyed cotton is included.
Delivery and Returns
Delivery options and returns are set out in our Delivery policy and our Returns and Refunds policy.
Care
For guidance on caring for nappa leather, stones and 24K gold-plated hardware, see our Product Care guide.
Questions
Can I see this piece before I buy it?
Yes. Book an appointment to view it at our boutique at 21 Bruton Street, Mayfair, London.
What is the QR code on my piece?
Every Aranyani piece carries a QR code that connects it to the artisan who made it. It is there for transparency, and to celebrate the human hands behind the craft.
Who makes Aranyani pieces?
More than twenty craftsmen and artists contribute to Aranyani's collections, each bringing years of specialised expertise to their practice. Their crafts include hand-pleating, hand-painting, 24K gold gilding, leather cutwork, mosaic work and intricate embroidery.
What does Aranyani mean?
Aranyani is the Goddess of the Forest: the living force that nurtures, cares for and protects everything that dwells within it. The maison carries her name and is inspired by the living force of creation.
Questions About This Piece?
Our client advisors will be glad to help, in the boutique or from afar.
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