A Balinese woman rendered in Laurel Burch's flowing line and layered color. Bali mattered to her, she traveled there and worked with woodcarvers on the island from the early 1980s onward.
Laurel Burch was self-taught, and she started at nineteen hammering jewelry from scrap metal in San Francisco to support her children. She was born with a rare bone disease that broke her bones more than a hundred times and often kept her painting from a bed or a wheelchair. None of it made it into the work, which stayed joyful to the end.
Roomy enough to be your everyday wallet, and small enough to clip to your keys and go.
Textured vegan leather with a roomy 11-slot fabric accordion inside, with space for IDs, cards, receipts, and folded bills. The sturdy zipper has a chunky holed toggle that clips straight onto a key ring or carabiner. RFID-blocking throughout.
