Ethereal Bloom Cross-Body Bag

Ethereal Bloom Cross-Body BagThe flowers on the Taj Mahal were pressed into marble by hand. This bag carries one of them. Bag Description & Measurement: The bag comes with 2 detachable shoulder straps a gold chain and a full leather strap; has a back pocket for easy access and matching gold interior. Material: real full grain calf hide. Manufacturing Region: handcrafted by artisanal communities of the Sindh region in Pakistan. Bag diameter: 7. 5 in Bag depth: 2. 4 in Gold chain:

The flowers on the Taj Mahal were pressed into marble by hand. This bag carries one of them.

Bag Description & Measurement:

The bag comes with 2 detachable shoulder straps - a gold chain and a full leather strap; has a back pocket for easy access and matching gold interior.

Material: real full-grain calf-hide.

Manufacturing Region: handcrafted by artisanal communities of the Sindh region in Pakistan.

Bag diameter: 7.5 in
Bag depth: 2.4 in
Gold chain: length 51.5 in, drop (top of bag to strap peak) 23.5 in
Leather strap: length 46 in (adjustable to 43.5 in), drop (top of bag to strap peak) 21 in (adjustable to 19.8 in)

Design Inspiration:

Expertly crafted with inspiration from the iconic Taj Mahal, the Ethereal Bloom Cross-Body Bag boasts beautiful floral embroidery reminiscent of the marble inlays found at this stunning landmark. Designed for convenience, this beige bag features a zip closure, gold hardware, exterior pouch, detachable leather strap and gold chain, making it perfect for all on-the-go adventures.

The Taj Mahal

The 17th century white marble mausoleum was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz. It symbolizes eternal love and is renowned for its intricate design, inlaid gemstones, and shifting colors throughout the day.

Marble Inlays

The Taj Mahal exemplifies Mughal artistry through its exquisite marble inlay work, or Parchin Kari, a tradition of embedding precious stones into marble to create intricate floral and geometric designs. Over 20 types of stones were carefully inlaid to produce these patterns through meticulous craftsmanship, adorning the walls, archways, and cenotaphs of the iconic building.

Floral Patterns

The marble inlay flowers on the Taj Mahal hold profound symbolic meaning, representing paradise, beauty, and eternal life. These floral patterns serve as a tribute to Mumtaz Mahal, and the everlasting nature of the love between her and Emperor Shah Jahan.