FOR VALOUR
SUIKO
She was Japan’s first recorded empress, yet she moved like more than mortal: calm as still water, sharp as clear steel.
Crowned in a time of upheaval, she brought balance through grace, diplomacy, and vision. Under her reign, Buddhism blossomed, and the state found shape in spirit.
But in the folds of time, she became something more—goddess of harmony through strength.
NYX
The Greek goddess of the night, Nyx.
Born of Chaos, she walked alone, cloaked in shadow, older than time. From her came Sleep, Death, and the Fates—whispers of her will in the world. Each night, she rides the sky in silence, stars falling in her wake. Even Zeus steps aside when she passes.
No prayers, no temples.
Only darkness—and her presence within it.
HECATE
Greek goddess of magic, witchcraft, and the moon, the Hecate envelope clutch exudes an air of mysticism and power.
Born of Titans, cloaked in moonlight and mystery, she walks at the edge—between worlds, between lives. Keys at her waist, torches in hand, she lights paths only the brave dare follow.
She rules where shadows linger: crossroads, thresholds, dreams. Ghosts answer her. Witches call her.
She shows you the way—and watches who dares take it.
MICHIKO
Named after a Japanese empress, the "Suiko".
Though no ancient deity, lives like one in whispered legend.
A warrior-priestess born under a blood moon, she mastered steel and spirit.
Her tale tells of a lone journey through kingdoms, where she balanced vengeance with mercy.
She is remembered not for ruling—but for walking away from the throne she earned, vanishing into mist, leaving only a legacy.
KYOKA
Inspired by the grace of a Japanese empress, the "Kyoka" Handbag is designed for power.
They say she emerged from ink and silence, where moonlight meets reflection. Goddess of illusions, dreams, and forgotten truths, she bends reality like a ribbon in the wind. Her mirror shows not your face, but your shadow—what you hide, what you are becoming.
She whispers to poets, walks with tricksters, and vanishes before morning.
No shrine bears her name.
Only stories, retold slightly differently each time.
FREYJA
Named after the greek goddess of love, fertility, and battle, the Freyja Handbag combines design with power.
Daughter of sea foam and firelight, was the Norse goddess of love, war, and sorcery.
As fierce as she was beautiful, she walked battlefields adorned in falcon feathers, searching not for peace—but for power and passion.
She knew the runes before the gods did, and she traded with giants as easily as with kings. Lover, witch, warrior, queen—Freyja was never just one thing.
She still stirs in the wild places, where love and fate collide.
VALOUR
The inspiration of the collection, the central piece, the Valour.
VALOUR is a special human quality, usually demonstrated in the performance of extraordinary and unselfish deeds in the face of great peril.
It is represented in a variety of words: bravery, boldness, courage, gallantry, and heroism.
This bag is for those who dare to listen to their soul and stand firm—unmoved by fleeting trends.
It’s made for those who value quality, timeless design, and the beauty found in every intricate detail.
THERMIS
Thermis, born of Gaia and Uranus, was the ancient Greek goddess of divine law, order, and prophecy.
She did not command with force—she embodied what was right. Seated beside Zeus, she whispered justice into the ears of kings and gods. Themis spoke first, her voice calm as flowing water, inevitable as dawn.
She mothered the Fates and the Seasons, guardians of balance and time. When mortals strayed from the natural law, she did not strike—but the world shifted.
CLEOPATRA
Cleopatra was not a goddess by birth—but she lived like one.
Last queen of Egypt, she ruled with wit sharper than any blade and beauty like a storm wrapped in silk. She spoke many tongues, commanded fleets, and bent empires to her will.
To Rome, she was danger dressed in gold; to Egypt, a living Isis, divine and defiant.
Her death was legend—but her power never faded. She chose her end, as she chose everything else: on her own terms.
ERIS
Introducing the Eris handbag.
Eris, goddess of strife, was born from Nyx, and she brought chaos as easily as others bring light.
At a wedding she wasn’t invited to, she tossed a golden apple inscribed "to the fairest"—and the world burned. Gods turned on gods, mortals on mortals. From that one spark came the Trojan War.
Eris doesn’t rage. She nudges, whispers, watches as harmony unravels.
No one prays to her — but everyone answers when she calls.