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This half-moon shaped leather sling bag has an adjustable rope strap. The length of the strap can be adjusted by moving the knots up or down so that the bag can be worn crossbody or as a shoulder bag. The bag is slim, but large enough to fit all...

This leather sling bag comes with an adjustable sailing rope strap and rope closing system and metal finishes. The spacious design has a rectangular base for structure and longevity. Dyad's studio is nestled in the vibrant suburb of Woodstock in Cape...

GUANABANA: merging Wayuu handcraft heritage with European design. More than just a fashion accessory, this bag is a cultural symbol that represents the rich heritage and vibrant traditions of the Wayuu people, an indigenous group residing in the Guajira...

After a successful career in advertising design, Kathleen Grebe set her sights to jewelry design. A forever fan of big fashion statements, Kathleen set out to create a new kind of bold. She built her own laser-cutting lab and began transforming flat...

After a successful career in advertising design, Kathleen Grebe set her sights to jewelry design. A forever fan of big fashion statements, Kathleen set out to create a new kind of bold. She built her own laser-cutting lab and began transforming flat...

After a successful career in advertising design, Kathleen Grebe set her sights to jewelry design. A forever fan of big fashion statements, Kathleen set out to create a new kind of bold. She built her own laser-cutting lab and began transforming flat...

Meghan Patrice Riley of MPR Designs creates sculptural jewelry that is engineered for wearability, durability and travel using hypoallergenic materials mixed with sterling silver, 14k gold fill, and semi-precious stones. Each piece is fabricated by hand...

Bright indigo blue lapis bead is mixed with cream glass beads and brass castings to create a simple, yet bold necklace. Lapis is known for it's many healing properties, one being a stone that reveals one's inner truth. Based in the Northern California...

Marcel Duchamp, the artist’s first legendary monograph and draft catalogue raisonné, was written by art historian and novelist Robert  Lebel and published in French in 1959; later that same year, it was  translated into English by George Heard...