Collection: Origami Tote Bags

One square of art. Five things it can be.

Origami is 400 years old. This is what happens when you hand it a tropical neon palette and a fun folding tote bag.

Every Origami Tote starts as a flat square of my artwork printed edge to edge on a heavy, soft fabric. Three folds and it's a tote. Unfold it and it's a picnic blanket. Throw it over your shoulders when the breeze picks up and it's a shawl. Wrap a gift in it and the wrapping outranks the gift.

Nothing else in the shop shapeshifts like this.

The straps are the good kind. Gunmetal black metal loops, finished with steel rivets, on a vegan strap that feels like leather and isn't. Pick navy, black, or brown. Pick standard or extra long. The print is sublimated into the fabric instead of sitting on top of it, so it will never crack, peel, or fade. That matters when your bag is basically a painting you carry groceries in.

Here's the part I'm proud of. These are printed, cut, sewn, and packed by hand in a Montreal studio. Same building start to finish, right down to the fabric. That's quality.

Made to order, one at a time, only after you buy it.

Wearable Art. Your Next Favorite Bag.