Based in: MĂ©xico
Introducing the Leather Mini Clutch, the ultimate accessory for adding a touch of elegance and style to your night-out ensemble. Designed with convenience in mind, the short handle ensures easy carrying, allowing you to dance the night away without a care. Its elongated design exudes modern sophistication, adding a chic touch to any outfit. The standout feature of this mini clutch is the meticulously sewn jaguar on the front, adorned with a striking laser print, infusing the bag with a unique and eye-catching style. Made from premium waxed leather with a pull-up finish, the vibrant green hue ensures you stand out from the crowd, while the golden accessories add a touch of luxury and refinement.
Whether you're hitting the town for a night of fun or attending a special event, this mini clutch is sure to be your go-to accessory. Elevate your look and fill your days with life and color with our Leather Mini Clutch – the perfect blend of style and functionality for the modern woman.
Meticulously crafted by skilled artisans in the heart of Guadalajara, México, this bag is a harmonious blend of culture, artistry, and functionality. Each bag is a unique masterpiece, showcasing the rich heritage of Mexican leatherwork. The supple, full-grain leather used in its construction not only adds a touch of luxury but also promises durability that stands the test of time. The natural variations and markings on the leather tell a story of authenticity and add character to every piece.
Details
- Made in: Guadalajara, Jalisco
- Material: Bovine leather
- Dimensions: 8" in. x .1" in. x 5" in.
- Specification: Leather mini clutch with short handle, featuring a jaguar sewn on the front of the bag. Made of waxed leather with a pull-up finish, its fucshia color makes it stand out. The golden accessories complete the luxurious look of this mini clutch.
- Proper care for your handbag: This Carlota handbag is made with high-quality materials, and therefore should be treated with care, protecting it against the elements. Due to the delicate nature of the materials, daily use can cause scratches and scuff marks on the surface, so we recommend you treat it gently. The leather in our handbags is submitted to an important natural dye process, and the suede lining is pigmented with natural anilines, so we recommend that you be careful with any light-color items that might come into contact with it. On textile surfaces, carefully clean the soiled areas using water and soft detergents. To keep your leather products in optimum shape, clean with a soft dry cloth, or, if necessary, have them professionally cleaned.
About the Collection
The jaguar, renowned as the largest feline in the Americas and the third largest globally, held significant reverence in numerous Pre-Hispanic societies. Among the Mexica, Mayan, and Olmec cultures, depictions of individuals adorned with feline characteristics were common. Esteemed by rulers, warriors, and priests alike, the jaguar symbolized unique aspects of nature, particularly the dichotomy of night and day. It was believed to possess a pivotal role in creation myths, with kings and nobles often viewed as descendants of this majestic creature.
In Mayan culture, the jaguar assumed a central position as a symbol, prominently featured in their artistic expressions. Ek Balam, an archaeological site in the Yucatán, bears testament to this reverence with its name translating to "black jaguar." Historically, indigenous communities revered the jaguar not only for its physical prowess but also for its perceived spiritual connections and supernatural powers. Rituals and ceremonies often incorporated jaguar motifs, reflecting a deep-seated cultural reverence for this magnificent animal.
Despite its cultural and ecological importance, the jaguar faces numerous threats to its survival in the modern world. Inhabiting the lush tropical jungles of South-West Mexico, near the borders of Belize and Guatemala, the jaguar faces an uncertain future due to habitat loss. It now finds itself listed among endangered species, underscoring the urgent need for conservation efforts. Habitat fragmentation, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict continue to endanger jaguar populations across their range. By recognizing the multifaceted significance of the jaguar and taking concerted action to safeguard its future, we can ensure that this majestic feline continues to roam the forests of the Americas for generations to come.
