Kagari Yusuke black leather shoulder bag, reflecting the Japanese artist’s approach to fashion objects through leather, surface treatment and the gradual accumulation of wear. His work often treats leather accessories as objects in their own right, focusing on material, construction and transformation rather than conventional decoration.
Constructed in black leather with a classic shoulder-bag silhouette, the defining detail is the moulded square motif across the centre of the body, pressed directly into the leather to create a raised, architectural panel. The heavily treated surface develops an irregular patina of creasing, abrasion and tonal variation, while the long leather strap is finished with aged metal hardware and allows the bag to be worn over the shoulder or crossbody. Raw construction details and exposed seams add to its industrial character.
Some damage to the strap attachment seams and a small tear to the underside.
