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  • SHRUNKEN SILK MINI BAG-Sylvi Sundkler-APOC STORE
  • SHRUNKEN SILK MINI BAG-Sylvi Sundkler-APOC STORE
  • SHRUNKEN SILK MINI BAG-Sylvi Sundkler-APOC STORE
  • SHRUNKEN SILK MINI BAG-Sylvi Sundkler-APOC STORE
  • SHRUNKEN SILK MINI BAG-Sylvi Sundkler-APOC STORE
  • SHRUNKEN SILK MINI BAG-Sylvi Sundkler-APOC STORE
  • SHRUNKEN SILK MINI BAG-Sylvi Sundkler-APOC STORE
  • SHRUNKEN SILK MINI BAG-Sylvi Sundkler-APOC STORE
  • SHRUNKEN SILK MINI BAG-Sylvi Sundkler-APOC STORE
  • SHRUNKEN SILK MINI BAG-Sylvi Sundkler-APOC STORE
sylvi sundkler

£360.00

£360.00

shrunken silk mini bag

shrunken silk mini bag

£360.00

£360.00

Made to order

This item is made to order

Constructed from a felting practice, this crossbody bag features washed silk with a raw-edge finish. It closes with a metal zipper and includes one internal patch pocket for essentials. The adjustable strap is finished with silver-tone eyelets and hardware.

Outer: 100% silk

Inner: 100% wool
Lining: 100% viscose
Closure: Silver-tone metal zip
Strap: Adjustable, with eyelet detail


Sizing

One size

Shipping

This item is produced on a made-to-order basis and will be shipped within 2-3 weeks from Denmark. 

EU: £15
Global: £25

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About Sylvi Sundkler

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Matilda Sundkler is a Sweden-based designer and artist working under the alias Sylvi Sundkler. The work is founded in the management of Sweden’s wool wastage. By considering wool as an independent material force, with its own natural behaviour, the pieces depict an intimate dialogue between material and maker.
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