Sarene Glasses Case in Ortensia
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Sarene Glasses Case in Ortensia

$110.00

This is the case for people who actually wear their glasses – not just display them. It’s slim because nobody wants bulk, but sturdy enough to do its job properly. The nose pad keeps glasses in place, and the whole thing slips easily into a pocket or bag.

Made to be simple because that’s what works. No flashy details, just good leather and careful stitching. It’s the kind of piece that gets better with use, and looks right whether paired with a suit or jeans.

At the end of the day, it’s just a glasses case – but it’s one the maker is proud to put their name on.

  • Ortensia Pueblo Leather (Conceria Badalassi Carlo – Italy)
  • Artisan’s Soul Polythread
  • Edges burnished to a satin sheen
  • Antique Brass Hardware (Japan)
  • Fits up to medium size sunglasses (Raybans, Oakleys, Holbrooks, etc.)
  • Size: 170 x 75 x 30 mm approx.

 

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Understanding Patina

This item is crafted from high-quality vegetable-tanned leather, known for its ability to develop a rich, natural patina over time. As you use it, the leather will respond to your daily life—darkening with sunlight, softening with touch, and gaining depth from exposure to the elements. These subtle changes create a piece that is uniquely yours, carrying the marks of time and experience.

No two pieces will age the same way, making patina one of the most special qualities of vegetable-tanned leather. Rather than wearing out, it wears in—becoming more beautiful, full of character, and telling a story that is completely personal to you.

  • This piece is entirely handcrafted using traditional leatherworking techniques. From cutting the leather to stitching and finishing the edges, every step is carefully done by hand in my workshop in Lebanon. It’s a process that takes time and attention to detail, ensuring each item is made to last.
  • The item you see in the photos is the exact one you’ll receive. If you’re looking for something more personalized, feel free to check out the Bespoke section, where you can customize every detail to create a piece that’s truly your own.
  • The actual color of the leather product may differ slightly from what is shown on the pictures due to various factors. These include variations in monitor settings, such as color and brightness, as well as the natural characteristics of leather

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