
Prism Bi Color Tote 7x7
- 7x7 triangular panel grid construction
- Bi-color metallic burgundy gradient
- Flexible polyurethane material
- Structured shoulder handles
- Transformative geometric shape
- Interior zip compartment
- Lightweight yet durable construction
BAO BAO ISSEY MIYAKE Prism Bi Color Tote delivers innovative geometric design with transformative functionality in a structured 7x7 grid format. Crafted from the brand's signature triangular polyurethane panels that create a mesmerizing metallic burgundy gradient effect. The flexible construction adapts to contents while maintaining architectural form, showcasing ISSEY MIYAKE's pioneering approach to three-dimensional design.
- 7x7 triangular panel grid construction
- Bi-color metallic burgundy gradient
- Flexible polyurethane material
- Structured shoulder handles
- Transformative geometric shape
- Interior zip compartment
- Lightweight yet durable construction
BAO BAO ISSEY MIYAKE Prism Bi Color Tote delivers innovative geometric design with transformative functionality in a structured 7x7 grid format. Crafted from the brand's signature triangular polyurethane panels that create a mesmerizing metallic burgundy gradient effect. The flexible construction adapts to contents while maintaining architectural form, showcasing ISSEY MIYAKE's pioneering approach to three-dimensional design.
Description
- 7x7 triangular panel grid construction
- Bi-color metallic burgundy gradient
- Flexible polyurethane material
- Structured shoulder handles
- Transformative geometric shape
- Interior zip compartment
- Lightweight yet durable construction
BAO BAO ISSEY MIYAKE Prism Bi Color Tote delivers innovative geometric design with transformative functionality in a structured 7x7 grid format. Crafted from the brand's signature triangular polyurethane panels that create a mesmerizing metallic burgundy gradient effect. The flexible construction adapts to contents while maintaining architectural form, showcasing ISSEY MIYAKE's pioneering approach to three-dimensional design.























