Forager Bag in Classic Blue

£55.00

Bringing an extra pop of beauty and opportunity to a stroll in the woods or coastline.
The LUMEN Forager Bag has been handprinted in the workshop with the alt-photo Cyanotype printing process using flora collected from the Isle of Lewis - the perfect treasure collector. To be filled with shells, flowers and whatever brings you joy.
This handy design can be kept on your belt and popped open when needed.

The LUMEN Forager Bag is available in two finishes of Cyanotype:

  • Classic Blue: The unadapted, iconic prussian blue of the Cyanotype process

  • Earthy & Toned: The Cyanotype has been toned using a solution of tannins, which cause the blue to transform into a warm purple-brown.

Materials

  • 100% cotton-canvas Cyanotype

  • Leather casing

  • Cotton closure cord

Product Dimensions

  • Closed: L12cm x H9cm x D3.5cm

  • Open: L30.5cm x H22cm

Details

  • Please note each Cyanotype pattern by the nature of the process will be unique and may differ from that pictured

  • Made on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland

Bringing an extra pop of beauty and opportunity to a stroll in the woods or coastline.
The LUMEN Forager Bag has been handprinted in the workshop with the alt-photo Cyanotype printing process using flora collected from the Isle of Lewis - the perfect treasure collector. To be filled with shells, flowers and whatever brings you joy.
This handy design can be kept on your belt and popped open when needed.

The LUMEN Forager Bag is available in two finishes of Cyanotype:

  • Classic Blue: The unadapted, iconic prussian blue of the Cyanotype process

  • Earthy & Toned: The Cyanotype has been toned using a solution of tannins, which cause the blue to transform into a warm purple-brown.

Materials

  • 100% cotton-canvas Cyanotype

  • Leather casing

  • Cotton closure cord

Product Dimensions

  • Closed: L12cm x H9cm x D3.5cm

  • Open: L30.5cm x H22cm

Details

  • Please note each Cyanotype pattern by the nature of the process will be unique and may differ from that pictured

  • Made on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland