Tropical Art Nouveau Handbag
£385 (UK shipping included)
Where digital art becomes object—and nature, memory, and form converge.
Inspired by the sinuous lines of the Art Nouveau era and the vibrant energy of tropical flora, this handbag is more than an accessory: it is a wearable manifestation of the Fania B universe. The design originates in an original digital artwork by Dr. Fania Bajot, in which organic rhythms are reimagined through a dual lens of scientific curiosity and poetic abstraction—transforming botanical motifs into a visual language of movement, contrast, and resilience.
Crafted in Small Batches, Made to Order in London
True to Fania B’s philosophy of slow creation, each handbag is produced in limited quantities—often one-of-a-kind. Skilled London artisans hand-cut and stitch every piece with precision, ensuring that each seam reflects intention, not haste.
Materials Chosen with Care
Canvas: A durable, draw-texturized polyester yarn—selected for its refined drape, structural integrity, and capacity to render archival-quality prints with luminous clarity.
Handles: Genuine leather, chosen for its supple strength and evolving patina, offering a tactile counterpoint to the printed surface.
Designed for Life, Not Just for Display
Dimensions: 47 cm (W) × 31 cm (H) × 24.5 cm (D)
Interior: Three purposeful pockets—including one discreet zip compartment for your essentials
Care: Simply wipe clean with a damp cloth. This piece is built to accompany you, season after season.
Production Timeline
As each bag is made to order, please allow 5 working days for completion before dispatch. You’ll be notified the moment your handbag is ready—a brief pause for something meant to endure.
This is not fashion.
It is wearable philosophy—composed, not manufactured—within the Exotic Matter Niche Creators (EMNC) constellation, where art, intellect, and craft orbit a shared core of authenticity.
For those who carry not just belongings, but a story.
Discover this piece—and the world it belongs to—in EMNC: The Portfolio, a 70-page printed archive that functions as both manifesto and invitation.
