Hand Marbled One-of-a-Kind Zipper Pouch (#P10)
In the 19th and 20th centuries, marbled papers added color to book interiors, a tradition dating back to 12th-century Japan and later used in Turkey to prevent forgery. Swarm's zipper pouches draw from these methods, with layered ink dips on canvas creating unique, one-of-a-kind designs.
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Dry clean onlyLeslie's lifelong passion for creative work, has evolved through two decades in the retail industry. Inspired by the beauty of reclaimed European objects, She relocated to Amsterdam to establish their own venture, Swarm, dedicated to transforming and revitalizing objects in a hands-on, tactile manner, drawing from her Dutch heritage and love for craftsmanship.
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Hand Marbled One-of-a-Kind Zipper Pouch (#P10)
In the 19th and 20th centuries, marbled papers added color to book interiors, a tradition dating back to 12th-century Japan and later used in Turkey to prevent forgery. Swarm's zipper pouches draw from these methods, with layered ink dips on canvas creating unique, one-of-a-kind designs.
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Care
Dry clean onlyLeslie's lifelong passion for creative work, has evolved through two decades in the retail industry. Inspired by the beauty of reclaimed European objects, She relocated to Amsterdam to establish their own venture, Swarm, dedicated to transforming and revitalizing objects in a hands-on, tactile manner, drawing from her Dutch heritage and love for craftsmanship.
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In the 19th and 20th centuries, marbled papers added color to book interiors, a tradition dating back to 12th-century Japan and later used in Turkey to prevent forgery. Swarm's zipper pouches draw from these methods, with layered ink dips on canvas creating unique, one-of-a-kind designs.
Details
Care
Dry clean onlyLeslie's lifelong passion for creative work, has evolved through two decades in the retail industry. Inspired by the beauty of reclaimed European objects, She relocated to Amsterdam to establish their own venture, Swarm, dedicated to transforming and revitalizing objects in a hands-on, tactile manner, drawing from her Dutch heritage and love for craftsmanship.
