Handbags / crossbody  JUENA  in natural cork, with seasonal influences tinted with sober and classic colors of timeless elegance.
 Carried by hand, shoulder or across.
 Each piece is unique, handmade in Portugal from  impeccable craftsmanship .
 -Adjustable shoulder strap,  maximum length 135 cm
 Fully sewn item   with cotton thread.
 - First Quality Cork.
 - Lining: cotton/polyester 
 - Three  inside pockets: 1  zipped and two open.
 - A zipped pocket on the back
 - An open pocket  on each side
 - Two handles  .
 Characteristics of cork : natural, soft, light, resistant, waterproof
 Maintenance :
 To maintain your cork bag , simply clean it with soapy water then  dry with a soft cloth. 
 Dimensions : 30cm x 39cm x 16cm
 DELIVERIES:
 Secure shipments with tracking number
 Once the order has been dispatched, we will provide you with a link so that you can. Track your package.
 We ship to the address given, so please make sure the address provided is correct
 *Receptions:
 Metropolitan France: the Poste colissimo day 2 or letter followed day 4 (according to article)
 Europe: standard post between 5 and 8 days
 United States and other destination: standard post between 8 and 12 days
 To know
 We are not responsible for delays related to postal or customs services.
 Little History of the Handbag!
 Blacksmiths used holdalls , nuns and monks wore chaplains, while ladies of high society sported elaborately decorated purses. At the time, small drawstring bags were very popular and if some - especially men working outside - preferred to carry leather bags , it was especially canvas or fabric bags that were popular.
 Purse, Purse, Bougette, Aumonière, Réticule, Pochette, Fourreau, Minaudière... whatever name you give it, the handbag is above all a practical object.
  After the invention, at the end of the 18th century, of inside pockets for trousers, the handbag became the sole privilege of women. This is no longer the case today: the male sex also has its procession of bags for targeted uses: bags for sport, the city, professionals , etc...
 This is how the shape and use of this cult object in  evolved over the centuries and fashions.