Flamingo Wallet

Based in: México

Beyond card organization, this wallet features a secure zippered pocket. Safeguard your coins, keys, or small essentials with confidence, adding an extra layer of functionality to this compact accessory. Effortlessly keep your essentials in order with internal pockets designed for cards. The thoughtfully arranged card slots ensure easy access while maintaining a slim profile.

Meticulously crafted by skilled artisans in the heart of Guadalajara, México, this bag is a harmonious blend of culture, artistry, and functionality. Each bag is a unique masterpiece, showcasing the rich heritage of Mexican leatherwork. The supple, full-grain leather used in its construction not only adds a touch of luxury but also promises durability that stands the test of time. The natural variations and markings on the leather tell a story of authenticity and add character to every piece.

• Made in: Guadalajara, Jalisco
  
• Material: Bovine leather
• Dimensions: 7.75" in. x 1" in. x 3.5" in.
  
• Specification: Leather wallet featuring a print inspired by the flamingo. The wallet features a zippered pocket and card slots.

• Proper care for your handbag: This Carlota handbag is made with high-quality materials, and therefore should be treated with care, protecting it against the elements. Due to the delicate nature of the materials, daily use can cause scratches and scuff marks on the surface, so we recommend you treat it gently. The leather in our handbags is submitted to an important natural dye process, and the suede lining is pigmented with natural anilines, so we recommend that you be careful with any light-color items that might come into contact with it. On textile surfaces, carefully clean the soiled areas using water and soft detergents. To keep your leather products in optimum shape, clean with a soft dry cloth, or, if necessary, have them professionally cleaned.

The Mono Araña, also known as the Spider Monkey, is a relative of the Howler Monkey in various regions of México. According to Mayan legend, during the creation of the natural world, the gods fashioned wooden beings without souls. Incapable of worshiping their creators, these creatures faced the wrath of the gods, who sought to eliminate them by turning nature against them. Despite the divine plan, a resilient few survived by seeking refuge in the forests, where they evolved into monkeys.

Beyond its role as a symbol of survival, this primate becomes a crucial figure in the natural order, particularly as a provider of cocoa, the sacred seed. The interdependence between Spider Monkeys and cocoa plants reflects a harmonious relationship where both entities benefit. The cocoa plant extends its sweet and delectable fruits to the monkeys, who, in return, facilitate the dispersion of seeds through their natural activities, contributing to the cocoa's life cycle. This intricate connection establishes Spider Monkeys as custodians of the sacred cocoa, emphasizing their association with the fertility and perpetuation of this cherished plant.