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The Artifact
Grounded in Scandinavian architectural discipline and trained within the fashion programs of Central Saint Martins and Kingston University, Luxury Scraps is a return to the origin of pure craft. Designed and entirely hand-constructed by Emanuel Bianco. Born in Sardinia and assembled in Apulia, this bag is a visceral, unrepeatable artifact—engineered with the precision of a structural designer, but crafted with the soul of an artisan.
The materials
A structured shoulder bag with vintage red Fox Fur and Mink with a leaopard print. Hand-assembled in Italy, this 1-of-1 piece features a distinctive 1980s vintage gold clasp. Complemented with our signature Archival Bloom Charm in leather and mink fur.
Materials: Repurposed red fox fur (early 2000s) and mink fur (probably late 1950s-early 1960), with distinctive variations of colours, texture and hair lenght, and black Italian suede.
Hardware: Hand-sourced Vintage Gold-tone metal 1980s.
Versatility: Includes a detailed fabric top handle in Archival vintage upholstery Fabric.
Capacity: Fits a 6.7” smartphone, large wallet, and daily essentials.
Dimensions: H 22cm x L 30cm x D 8cm.
All materials in this bag have been carefully regenerated and repurposed to create a unique, artisanal and one of a kind piece, impossible to replicate. Handmade in italy by the designer Emanuel Bianco
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Archive 26/002 is a tactile Leather journey through the late 20th century, curated into a single, unrepeatable silhouette. The design centers through the contrast of a burgundy fox fur and mink fur with a leopard print motif.
Completed with our Signature Archival Bloom Charm in leather and 1980s vintage gold hardware, this piece is a labor of 'Archival Upcycling' by designer Emanuele Bianco. It is not merely a bag, but a fragment of history saved from the past to be carried into the future."
Designer´s note: “I found this extremely rare piece of mink fur remnant in a vintage shop in southern Italy, as a central piece to this red long hair fox fur. The mink fur has been printed with a distinctive leopard print. This was an extreme luxurious item between 1950s and 1960s because Leopard fur was extremely expensive and later banned, so furriers masters decided to create a printed version in mink. It was championed by the likes of Hollywood stars and aristocrats.” E.B.
