Handmade Bags

Thankfully so, this bag is perfect to bring around during formal events and evening occasions since it can carry your evening essentials! Delicate and very expensive. Hermès uses alligators farmed in Florida, and a matte bag usually costs a bit more than a shiny one, although alligator usually costs less than crocodile overall.

Hermès began to play with the Birkins material possibilities and added yet another “touch” of whimsy to the style. Creating versions where the two rolled handles, flap, and the sangles were fashioned out of Shiny Niloticus Crocodile skin, and the body is done in Clemence leather. This stunning bag has been on the top of many collectors’ lists and is sure to be a top-ranked collectible in the future.

Designed in a contemporary 20cm size, Hermès blends modernity and history, as this special Birkin plays homage to the facade of 24 Rue de Faubourg Saint Honore, which has been the address of the historic Hermès store since 1880 when the founder’s son Charles-Émile took over the business.

This stylish tote is crafted of sturdy toile canvas in brown and beige. The handbag features a rear exterior zip pocket, a brown leather top crest with a leather top handle, shoulder strap, and strap closure with palladium silver hardware with a padlock. This opens to a toile canvas interior with a matching removable pouch. This is a perfect tote for everyday use.

First introduced in 2019, Hermès Picnic Kelly bag is a limited edition design crafted from Osier wicker and leather and accented with palladium plated hardware. This bag quite an achievement in design. Osier wicker is a delicate material and to craft it into a bag that is sturdy, secure and long lasting required a high level of expertise.

The Himalaya Birkin is named for the Himalaya mountains, though the skins used for the bags do not hail from the region. Rather, the skin is made of Niloticus crocodile – an reptile native to the freshwater of Africa – and the bag's name refers to how the careful dying process makes the bag look like the snow capped Himalayan peaks. The Diamond Birkin is a juggernaut that straddles the line between sculpture, luxury handbag, and an object of fine jewelry.

The Himalaya Birkin is named for the Himalaya mountains, though the skins used for the bags do not hail from the region. Rather, the skin is made of Niloticus crocodile – an reptile native to the freshwater of Africa – and the bag's name refers to how the careful dying process makes the bag look like the snow capped Himalayan peaks. The Diamond Birkin is a juggernaut that straddles the line between sculpture, luxury handbag, and an object of fine jewelry.

The Kelly Cut was introduced during the Fall/Winter 2008 RTW show. The name ‘cut’ is itself a giveaway of its shorter version saying how this namesake came to be. The Diamond Kelly Cut is a juggernaut that straddles the line between sculpture, luxury handbag, and an object of fine jewelry.

The magnificent and breathtaking Hermes Birkin 30 in the highly coveted Shiny Porosus Crocodile accented. This is a rare opportunity to own the perfect Hermes in color, size and exotic skin. Spectacular in every way, this is the pinnacle of Hermes exclusivity and a bag that is in Jane's personal collection.

For 2017, Hermès began to play with the Birkins material possibilities and added yet another “touch” of whimsy to the style. Later, they began to play with this idea further, creating versions where the two rolled handles, flap, and the sangles were fashioned out of Matte or Shiny Crocodile or Alligator, and the body is done in recently introduced Clemence leather, creating a charming combination that looks incredibly special. This stunning bag has been on the top of many collectors’ lists and is sure to be a top-ranked collectible in the future.