Each artisan basket maker was challenged to add a contemporary light to his or her traditional craft by incorporating the Spanish house’s signature medium—leather. Taking the theme of basketry but replacing commonly used materials such bamboo, willow and straw with natural leather, these artisans—from Japan, South Africa, Ireland and the US—created a gallery of limited-edition sculptural pieces that marries the luxury house’s material of choice with time-tested artisanal skills.

For those who missed out on the limited series presented in April, fret not. In collaboration with Spanish artisans, a commercial collection of handcrafted bags and accessories using the same techniques exhibited at the presentation will be launched online and in selected stores on 30 May.

Rich artisanal weaving skills and basketry techniques are applied to icons such as the Puzzle, Gate, and Cushion Tote. The Puzzle is dressed with hand-stitched threads and a spiral woven top handle; and bamboo is incorporated into the Cushion Tote.

But the real standout pieces are the new silhouettes, which integrate artisanal craftsmanship with functionality and creative expression. Baskets, which we commonly see made out of rattan, straw and bamboo all around us, are intricately woven into organic shapes—bringing forth new leather making techniques to light.

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We’ve narrowed down five star pieces from the collection, and why we love them. Whichever you choose, purchasing one of these bags helps preserve and conserve centuries-old craftsmanship and traditions which might otherwise be lost in time to come.

At a glance, one can tell that this bucket bag takes its inspiration from fishing nets. Using thin calfskin strings, the bag is intricately hand-woven by Certaldo artisans of Italy.

The bamboo top handle and its bucket shape are reminiscent of the bamboo water buckets seen in Japan.

An interpretation of Galician artisan, Álvaro Leiro’s reed basket design, this bag’s sturdy structure is created using a cross-cross woven motif. The same technique gives the bag its open body and fringed detailing.

This slouchy knotted tote bag is crafted using a signature weaving technique developed by Certaldo artisans of Italy

Inspired by traditional Asian bamboo vases, the bag is crafted using a single calfskin panel, hand-stitched together with knots and threads of the same material, and finished with a spiral knotted woven top handle.

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