The bag everyone is talking about
Seen on the wrists of Los Angeles it-girls, pinned thousands of times on Pinterest, endlessly reworked by American content creators: in a few months, the knot bag went from insiders' secret to global phenomenon.
Its secret? A minimal silhouette inherited from the Japanese furoshiki — a simple square of fabric that you tie — reinvented here as a precious piece. The trend, yes; but crafted to last well beyond it.















