Availability: in stock in Italy
Product code: B83PWB000082001
Materials: genuine leather, real fur
Material density: Semi-rigid bag
Accessories: shoulder strap, dust bag
Color: taupe; purple trim
Type: Tote bag
Dimensions:
Medium
Height, cm./ inches: 20 cm. / 7.9"
Width, cm./ inches: 9 cm. / 3.5"
Length, cm./ inches: 29 cm. / 11.4"
Condition: This item is authentic, new, with labels.
There’s something irresistible about contrast: the taupe leather, embossed with an “ostrich” effect, looks like a field of tiny, regular pearls; then, along the sides, a soft frame of purple fur turns this bag into a true collector’s piece. It’s a mini shopper with attitude, made for those who love statement details but still want a clean, orderly shape—carried by hand or on the shoulder with the attachable strap.
The large gold-tone metal rings and braided handles give it a jewel-like feel, while the top zip closure keeps everything secure. Inside, the bag surprises with a light, velvety-looking lining, practical for finding everything at a glance: the perfect choice when you want a small accessory that still feels “important”.
Details & features
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Model: small rectangular handbag / shoulder bag
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Line / Collection: MAISON (main runway line)
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Main material: genuine leather with embossed ostrich-effect texture
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Signature detail: side edges finished with purple fur
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Handles: double handles, braided finish, threaded through metal rings
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Shoulder strap: detachable/attachable to the rings (shoulder carry)
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Closure: top zipper
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Inside pockets: one zip pocket + one open pocket
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Hardware: gold-tone
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Size: 29 × 9 cm; height 20 cm
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Production: Made in Italy
Blumarine: brief history
Blumarine was founded in Carpi (Modena) in 1977 by Anna Molinari and her husband Gianpaolo Tarabini: an Italian story rooted in femininity, artisanal care, and a romantic spirit.
Over the years the brand grew stronger: it debuted on Milan runways in the early 1980s, the Blufin group was structured (1988), and the first boutique opened in Milan (Via della Spiga, 1990), marking a gradual expansion internationally.
Alongside the main Blumarine line, the house later developed other projects such as Blugirl (1995) and the Anna Molinari line (1995), broadening the offer without losing the brand’s sophisticated identity.