Brigitte Tanaka DANDELION FLORIST ORGANZA BAG

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A curious concept These bags are an artistic diversion linking contemporary design and ecological initiative. The Brigitte Tanaka duo infuse sustainability and poetry into our daily lives with their personal interpretation of everyday objects. Playing on the paradox of our consumer society, this vintage-inspired organza embroidered bag is an original and resistant alternative to commercial plastic bags.

Delicately embroidered with dandelion flowers, this bag is very original with its front pocket allowing you to put your bouquets of flowers easily without damaging them. You can store your groceries and belongings inside the bag and put your bouquet in the pocket at the front of the bag so you have both hands free. There is also a small pocket inside for easy storage of small items (bank cards, keys, coins...).

Specifications

Size: 45cm x 27cm

Materials : Organza & handmade embroidery

Care : Dry clean or cold wash.

ABOUT BRIGITTE TANAKA

BRIGITTE TANAKA IS A FRENCH-JAPANESE DUO OF DESIGNERS.

Their creation work is focused on the diversion of daily objects transposed into fashion accessories.

Jewelry, clothes, decoration objects are revisited with elegance and humor.

The signature product is an organza tote sold to the four corners of the world.

Brigitte Giraudi

Brigitte diploma in Saint-Martins School in London before creating Missbibi, a brand that miniaturizes victorian objects in jewelry

Finally, she directs a micro gallery of art in the gardens of the Royal Palace, which she provides creators and artists.

Chieko Tanaka

Chieko, from Tokyo, is passionate about design and creation. His poetic universe and his Japanese creative ideas give elegance and
Refinement at the brand Brigitte Tanaka.

In addition to the "Brigitte project
Tanaka ", she is founder & artistic director of Franco Japanese performances in Paris
Intramuros, in partnership with the Domaine du Palais Royal and the Center des Monuments Nationaux, called "Meeting in the Garden".

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