'1312' Handbag Navy Blue

1312 Handbag in Navy Blue – Woven Leather Handbag

The Parise 1312 Handbag in Navy Blue is a tall, compact-yet-spacious handbag with two handles and a smooth leather base. It is made for those who value distinctive leather goods, clear function and a design that remains relevant beyond a single season. Its proportions and material details reward a closer look, allowing the construction itself to become part of the design.

The handle drop allows comfortable shoulder wear, including over a coat. Its clean base increases durability in everyday use and is easier to maintain, while the vertical shape keeps the woven body visually light. The relationship between silhouette, carrying elements and internal organisation is designed to remain practical without concealing the character of the leather.

Italian Craftsmanship and Details of the 1312 Handbag in Navy Blue

Parise's characteristic surface is made from premium bovine leather woven with 100% cotton yarn on wooden treadle looms dating to the 18th century. The measured rhythm of this process creates texture and small individual variations that distinguish handcrafted work from uniform industrial production. The bag is assembled and finished in Italy, preserving the visual identity of the Veneto-rooted technique.

Navy Blue is a versatile alternative to black. Its deep tone brings definition to the silhouette, works with neutral or brighter wardrobes and highlights the leather surface with a discreet, polished character.

A magnetic closure provides convenient access. An internal zipped pocket and two leather compartments organise the cotton-lined interior; white-gold-tone hardware and a protective dust bag complete the bag. It measures 36 × 39 × 13 cm. The handle height is 13 cm. Approximate weight: 700 g.

The ‘1312’ Handbag is named after the year the historic castle of Marostica was built, a charming town near Venice and the birthplace of the Parise brand. This reference connects the model's identity with the Italian culture and craftsmanship behind Parise.