Bag Mr.m x Ravenart "Woman with bubble gum" grey-blue / ears natural leather

The Monkey Machine Mr.m shopper bag is the perfect companion for your everyday adventures. This roomy, solid and strong bag is designed with practicality and style in mind. It has comfortable and durable ears that allow you to easily carry even heavier items.

Made of high-quality materials, the Monkey Machine bag ensures durability and strength, guaranteeing long-term use. Its capacity allows you to carry all the necessary things, regardless of whether you go shopping, to work or to meet friends.

The most important element of this bag is its original design inspired by nature, art and architecture. Monkey Machine is a brand that draws inspiration from various artistic forms and transforms them into unique designs. Each print has been carefully designed to attract attention and express the brand's artistic vision.

Let yourself be carried away by art and add a touch of originality to your everyday style with the Monkey Machine shopper bag. Be practical, unique and fashionable all in one.

Material: Made of thick and strong fabric. Natural leather ears. Inside lining with a pocket. Sewn in a factory on sewing machines. Fastened with a magnet.

Dimensions: 43 x 43 cm, depth 9 cm, handle height 30 cm

Colour: grey-blue

Design: Magda Jasyk Bartczak

Maintenance: Hand wash with a mild detergent if soiled

Mr.m X Ravenart bag collection

As part of this creative collaboration, Monkey Machine used unique artwork by Raven Art artists to be printed on the bags. This combination of artistic craftsmanship and practical functionality gives the effect that distinguishes Mr.m bags from others.

By purchasing a Monkey Machine shopper bag, you not only get a high-quality product, but also carry with you real works of art, which are the result of the collaboration of two creative forces.

Be part of this artistic dialogue and get inspired by the Monkey Machine shopper bag, which is not only a practical accessory, but also an expression of artistic collaboration with the Raven Art Gallery.