KITHARA square bag - dark green
KITHARA oblong bag belongs to KI LEE’s 2020 collection <POETIC UTILITY> which revisits the brand’s core design philosophy of poetic utility. Inspired by the musical instrument kithara, the collection embodies the organic confluence of aesthetic utility and material poeticism.
As a part of the brand’s on-going commitment to sustainability and to exploring the design possibilities of innovative vegan material, KI LEE has used haunji (mulberry-bast-and-cotton vegan leather) for all the products in the collection. Thanks to the natural characteristics of mulberry bast fiber, Hanji is 99.9% anti-bacterial, durable, lightweight, breathable, water repellent and bio-degradable. The use of this textile developed by a local independent textile manufacturer adds to the theme of poetic utility through its combination of Korean paper-making tradition of hanji and innovative textile technology.
<Product Info>
Haunji top-handle bag
<Country of Origin>
South Korea
<Material>
Outer: Haunji (Mulberry-bast-and-cotton textile)
Lining: CHAMUDE®
<Measurements>
Body: (including the handle) 7.8” x 11” x 3.1”
<Design Features>
Fully-lined Bag
Sunken flap closure with hidden magnet
Zipped interior pocket
Exterior pocket
<Product Packaging>
All KI LEE products come with a tag and a canvas dust bag.
<Caution>
Friction and external forces may cause scratches and deformation.
KITHARA oblong bag belongs to KI LEE’s 2020 collection <POETIC UTILITY> which revisits the brand’s core design philosophy of poetic utility. Inspired by the musical instrument kithara, the collection embodies the organic confluence of aesthetic utility and material poeticism.
As a part of the brand’s on-going commitment to sustainability and to exploring the design possibilities of innovative vegan material, KI LEE has used haunji (mulberry-bast-and-cotton vegan leather) for all the products in the collection. Thanks to the natural characteristics of mulberry bast fiber, Hanji is 99.9% anti-bacterial, durable, lightweight, breathable, water repellent and bio-degradable. The use of this textile developed by a local independent textile manufacturer adds to the theme of poetic utility through its combination of Korean paper-making tradition of hanji and innovative textile technology.
<Product Info>
Haunji top-handle bag
<Country of Origin>
South Korea
<Material>
Outer: Haunji (Mulberry-bast-and-cotton textile)
Lining: CHAMUDE®
<Measurements>
Body: (including the handle) 7.8” x 11” x 3.1”
<Design Features>
Fully-lined Bag
Sunken flap closure with hidden magnet
Zipped interior pocket
Exterior pocket
<Product Packaging>
All KI LEE products come with a tag and a canvas dust bag.
<Caution>
Friction and external forces may cause scratches and deformation.
KITHARA oblong bag belongs to KI LEE’s 2020 collection <POETIC UTILITY> which revisits the brand’s core design philosophy of poetic utility. Inspired by the musical instrument kithara, the collection embodies the organic confluence of aesthetic utility and material poeticism.
As a part of the brand’s on-going commitment to sustainability and to exploring the design possibilities of innovative vegan material, KI LEE has used haunji (mulberry-bast-and-cotton vegan leather) for all the products in the collection. Thanks to the natural characteristics of mulberry bast fiber, Hanji is 99.9% anti-bacterial, durable, lightweight, breathable, water repellent and bio-degradable. The use of this textile developed by a local independent textile manufacturer adds to the theme of poetic utility through its combination of Korean paper-making tradition of hanji and innovative textile technology.
<Product Info>
Haunji top-handle bag
<Country of Origin>
South Korea
<Material>
Outer: Haunji (Mulberry-bast-and-cotton textile)
Lining: CHAMUDE®
<Measurements>
Body: (including the handle) 7.8” x 11” x 3.1”
<Design Features>
Fully-lined Bag
Sunken flap closure with hidden magnet
Zipped interior pocket
Exterior pocket
<Product Packaging>
All KI LEE products come with a tag and a canvas dust bag.
<Caution>
Friction and external forces may cause scratches and deformation.
