
The idea
We knew from the very beginning that the collection should be ethical, vegan, and close to nature. We wanted to create organic shapes that come from nature and finish them off with fruit and plant skins. Some of the inspiration comes directly from the Plantis and Insects jewelry collections. We imagined how many daily artifacts a natural sundew would be able to hold, and we knew it was the right direction.


The design
First, we drew sketches and then turned them into spatial forms that created visual paper models. In the next step, we replaced simple prototypes with those made of soft cork, which were then used for sewing and gluing. The cork imitated leather very well, so we could see how the seams will be arranged and how complicated the leathercraft process is.

The metal
We decided to embellish the cork forms with metal constructions so that the bags would receive a jewelry character. At this stage, we adjusted each element and checked if it fulfilled its role. We decided to use the brass filings collected in the ORSKA workshop, a side effect of the jewelry making process, so that the metal used in the collection was partially recycled.
The prototypes
The bags from the VIVO collection have original, sophisticated shapes, so we had to make many prototypes for each copy. We got to know the materials and learned how to work with them. The whole process was much more difficult than working with animal skin, so it took us two years to complete the VIVO collection. We wanted to create bags that you will love - perfectly adjusted to the human body and its proportions, comfortably fitting on the hip, in the hand or under the armpit. That they will be a bit like a handmade jacket - sewn to fit you well.


The inside
Just as beautiful clothes have intriguing details, your bag has a unique lining. We wanted it to stand out with its intense color and the most environmentally friendly composition. The insides required separate work on the construction. In retrospect, we can honestly admit that it was the greatest challenge in the whole process.

The finishing touches
The last stage of working with the product was the selection of additional accessories. We have adjusted the straps and modified their length so that you can carry your bag exactly the way you like it (we know that each of us wears it differently :) We also decided that you will be able to choose a jewelry pendant with an insect for each bag and that you can make a necklace from the replaceable chain.
The production
We sewed the bags in a small Polish leathercraft manufactory. A different craftswoman was responsible for each stage. It so happened that only women sewed them. We hope you will feel this amazing girl power when you wear your bag. The metal elements were created in our Poznań studio. Men and women, hand in hand, took care of every detail.

