Farida Tooled Leather Shoulder Bag

Farida

Brown

EGP 9,500

1/5

Farida

EGP 9,500

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Hand-carved. Each piece comes from a small family of related motifs — yours may differ from the one shown.

DISCLAIMER

The carved motif on each model belongs to a small family of hand-cut designs — close in spirit, never identical. The piece you receive is chosen from that family and may differ from the one photographed. This is the nature of work cut by hand, not printed.

A structured shoulder bag carried on twin straps, made for someone who wants a piece with real presence that still holds its shape. The framed top keeps the silhouette upright, and a single strap closes the front beneath an engraved metal buckle.

The front panel is worked with hand-tooled floral motifs, carved into the leather rather than printed or pressed, and the borders are finished with hand-laced edging that frames the whole face. The body leather is sealed and softens gently with use, while the tooled panels are left more open so the carved detail deepens over time.

Details

-Structured shoulder bag with a framed top and twin carry straps

-Hand-tooled floral panels, carved rather than printed

-Hand-laced edges framing the front

-Fastening strap with an engraved metal buckle

-Heat-stamped maker's mark

Handcrafted in Cairo.

Cared for simply, this piece will only grow more beautiful with time. Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth to lift everyday dust, and keep it away from direct sunlight and heat, which draw the natural oils from the leather. Should it meet the rain, blot the moisture — never rub — and let it air-dry, well away from any heat.

Every month or so, work a small amount of neutral leather conditioner into the grain to keep it supple. At rest, store the piece in its dust bag, loosely filled with acid-free tissue to hold its shape; never seal leather in plastic, as it must be allowed to breathe.

With wear, the leather will soften and gain character — deepening gently in tone over time. This is not damage, but patina: the quiet record of a piece well lived with.

For marks, water spots, and repair, see our full Care Guide.