Mariposas, butterflies, drawn the way only Laurel Burch drew them: wings patterned in ribbons of jewel color, more dream than field guide.
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.
Keys on the outside, cards on the inside. Nothing to dig for.
Textured vegan leather with three card slots, an extra pocket for folded notes or receipts, and a zippered center pocket. The gold-toned chain and keyring keep your keys on the outside where you can reach them. RFID-blocking throughout.
