tsubi raffia laurel ilo echoes the totem-like esthetic of

echoes the totem-like esthetic of the piece designed as an assembly of interlocking geometric shapes

the “Atla” mirror recreates these patterns in a patchwork design using leather offcuts from other Polène collections

The name “Mokki” comes from the Finnish word for “cabin”

The Eroz chain ring combines rough and smooth textures with a slim

The name “Neyu” stemmed from a discussion around the Japanese term “shinayaka”

tsubi raffia laurel ilo echoes the totem-like esthetic ofCarried in the hand, in the crook of the arm or crossbody, Tsubi pairs curved lines with a sculptural silhouette. The hand crocheted raffia forms an airy mesh, while the smooth leather lends structure to the piece, contrasting with the plant fibers. The name Tsubi was inspired by the Japanese word tsubomi, meaning bud, in honor of the rounded, delicate, organic shape of the bag.