Born from the same idea that shaped its larger companion, this smaller piece carries forward a small fragment of equestrian memory — a silhouette once used to carry riding boots, now scaled down and made light. It is a study in reduction: a familiar form pared back to its essential structure, sized for the everyday rather than the stable.
The body is worked in washable paper, dyed through so its colour lives within the material itself rather than resting on its surface. Soft yet resilient, the paper takes on a texture that shifts with use — closer to cloth than to card, closer to leather than to either. Spring-loaded handles complete the piece, engineered to lighten the overall weight by 30% without asking the design to compromise its shape.
Compact and remarkably easy to carry, it is a small object built on a clear idea: strength drawn from an unexpected material, and a form inherited from an old, practical world.
SIZE: 25 × 35 × 10 cm
MATERIALS
Body: dyed washable paper
Handles: spring-loaded structure
Born from the same idea that shaped its larger companion, this smaller piece carries forward a small fragment of equestrian memory — a silhouette once used to carry riding boots, now scaled down and made light. It is a study in reduction: a familiar form pared back to its essential structure, sized for the everyday rather than the stable.
The body is worked in washable paper, dyed through so its colour lives within the material itself rather than resting on its surface. Soft yet resilient, the paper takes on a texture that shifts with use — closer to cloth than to card, closer to leather than to either. Spring-loaded handles complete the piece, engineered to lighten the overall weight by 30% without asking the design to compromise its shape.
Compact and remarkably easy to carry, it is a small object built on a clear idea: strength drawn from an unexpected material, and a form inherited from an old, practical world.
SIZE: 25 × 35 × 10 cm
MATERIALS
Body: dyed washable paper
Handles: spring-loaded structure
