Lorna Murray Bliss Leisure Tote
Best artisanal accessory for style-conscious shoppers seeking sustainable, versatile everyday carry.
This hand-woven tote brings an artisanal, textured warmth to your daily errands that mass-produced bags simply cannot replicate. While the delicate natural fibers require a bit more care than a standard canvas carryall, the unique character and versatile strap options make it a standout accessory for effortless, elevated style.
$285.00
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Who it's for
- Fashion-forward individuals seeking a unique, artistic statement piece
- Frequent travelers needing space-saving, packable accessories
- Eco-conscious shoppers prioritizing sustainable, lightweight natural materials
Who should skip it
- City dwellers concerned about security in crowded public spaces
- Active users needing low-maintenance bags for rugged environments
- Commuters requiring space for tablets and daily essentials
Performance breakdown
Artisanal Craftsmanship
Traditional hand-weaving techniques ensure every piece possesses a truly unique character.
Material Authenticity
Natural grass fibres offer a premium, tactile aesthetic for conscious consumers.
Carrying Versatility
Dual strap options allow for seamless transitions between shoulder and crossbody wear.
Storage Capacity
Compact dimensions limit this tote to daily essentials rather than heavy hauling.
Security Features
Drawstring closure provides reliable protection for your belongings while on the move.
Design Aesthetic
Elegant tassel accents and cream trim elevate the natural, rustic silhouette.
Key Specs
Material
100% Natural Grass Fibres
Trim Material
Cotton Blend
Dimensions
28 x 18 x 18 cm (Height x Width x Depth)
Capacity
9.072 Liters
Closure Type
Drawstring
Handle Type
Shoulder Straps, Top Handles
Manufacturing Origin
Handcrafted in Indonesia
Weave
Handwoven on a traditional loom
Height
7.09 inches
Width
7.09 inches
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