Delphine's sister. The same French tapestry, cut from the other half of the canvas and built into a taller bucket bag with a mind of its own. **Recent addition of suede flap**
The wool is decades old and worked entirely by hand: florals in wine, mustard, teal, and rose on a dark ground. Turquoise cabochons are set into the stitching. A deep leather fringe in marigold runs the full width of the base and moves when you do. Dark cocoa leather strap with brass hardware, worn crossbody or over the shoulder.
Where Delphine was raised for the parlor, Colette left for the West and never wrote home.
One of one. She ships with her authentication card and the history of the tapestry she came from.
She seeketh wool, and flax, and worketh willingly with her hands. — Proverbs 31:13
