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Description +
The Lace Small top-handle tote bag can also serve as shoulder bag. Consistently with Palorosa craft production, this bag is entirely handwoven in Guatemala, incorporating recycled plastic; this material makes the product light, minimalist and extremely durable.
An exclusive design, featuring a geometric weaving and a tone-on-tone horizontal pattern, introduces Lace, the new addition to this season’s Tote Bag collection. The delicate hues selected for this model evoke Palorosa’s unique aesthetics. The exceptional handweaving ability of our master weavers – result of ancestral techniques handed down over time – and their attention to details emerge in the new weaving, characterized by a double pattern that makes the bag even more resistant. The flat cream-colored bottom has wider and regular weaving.
- Light Grey Color
- Cream bottom
- 100% plastic (polyethylene HDPE)
- Unlined
- 27 cm height, 30 cm width, 13 cm depth, handles 20 cm
- Hand sewed leather brand tag
Designer Profile +
Palorosa is a lifestyle brand founded in 2014 by Cecilia Pirani, Italian – Guatemalan landscape architect. The project rethinks utilitarian objects, by using innovative colors and shapes, designing a series of tote bags and small accessories inspired by distant places for everyday life.
Palorosa’s calling comes from Cecilia Pirani’s desire to make architecture and fashion coexist and collaborate, to create bags and accessories ready to wear and to be used as objects as well.
By working closely with local artisans we created the first collection of a high quality line of tote bags with a contemporary feeling. The result was a first collection of woven baskets and objects handmade in Guatemala incorporating recycled plastic with a unique palette. The brand’s approach is to preserve the traditional handcraft processes and to collaborate with artisans to keep local, existing techniques alive. Cecilia’s attention for handcraft techniques is the legacy of her Italian culture of design and her Latin American origins far away the standardization of the production’s process.
Materials are sourced locally, and the brand is exploring new techniques and natural fibers.
