Chiocciola in Naturale
The Chiocciola in Naturale, a testament to true artisanal craftsmanship from Boldrini Seleria. Chiocciola meaning Snail in Italian, symbolizing the patience and precision involved in its creation, as each bag is entirely handmade with every single weave reflecting the skill of Boldrini Selleria's master artisans in Italy. This exquisite piece blends timeless design with durable leather, ensuring it adds lasting value to your wardrobe.
Crafted by Boldrini Selleria-Italy
Style BOI07633 OPERA Naturale
Dimensions: Not available
- Single compartment
- Lining 100% cotton tan
- Leather bag with removable and adjustable shoulder strap
- Material: Products are crafted from superior, vegetable-tanned leather sourced from the Santa Croce sull'Arno area. The leather is certified by the Consorzio Vera Pelle Italiana Conciata al Vegetale, ensuring authenticity and quality.
- Made in Italy
General Advice
General Advice
- Keep the bag away from direct sunlight, heat and excessive humidity.
- Avoid contact with liquids containing sugars, alcohol or acids.
- If wet, dab immediately with a soft, dry cloth, without rubbing.
Note: Pure water does not harm the skin, but any impurities in the liquids can leave stains.
Cleansing and Nourishing the Skin
For regular cleaning:
- Use a soft, light-colored cloth or a soft-bristled leather brush to remove dust.
- Apply a neutral cream for natural leather with a soft sponge, over the entire surface and not just on the stain.
- Let it air dry, away from heat sources.
Always avoid:
- Alcohol, solvents, chemical stain removers.
- Wet wipes or non-skin-specific cleansers.
Beware of Light Skin
Light cowhide absorbs creams and external agents more easily. Follow the instructions carefully and avoid excessive quantities of product. With use and exposure to light, any stains will tend to fade naturally, leaving a warm and authentic patina.
Conservation
- Keep the bag in the cotton dust bag when you're not using it.
- Fill it with tissue paper to maintain its shape.
- Avoid humid or too bright places.