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✦Harsh-chemical-free tanning
✦Sustainably sourced leather
✦Certified real leather
✦Handmade, a 500-year craft
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Dimensions: H 30 cm (12 in) · W 41 cm (16 in) · D 6 cm (2.5 in)
≈ 830 g
Weight
142 cm
Strap · 56 in
Certified Real
Leather
Velvet
Lining
Comfortably holds
Laptop up to 16 in
Documents & files
Charger
Notebook
Made by Suresh · Barmer, Rajasthan
The Sonar Briefcase is the work of Suresh, whose bench is given to the pieces that ask for the most patience. A case like this is built in layers, the panels cut, the edges turned, the interior ordered and fitted before the shell is ever closed, and it is in that hidden order that his hand shows. Suresh set the price for this piece himself and was paid in full before it was ever listed. Your purchase supports him directly and keeps a five-hundred-year craft in his family's hands.
500 years
of inherited craft
0
harsh chemicals
1
maker’s signature
Sonar Quila rises out of the Thar in yellow sandstone that turns to honey at sundown, one of the last living forts in the world, still home to the families whose ancestors raised it. This briefcase carries the same warmth.
Cut in certified real leather that already glows amber and will deepen with every year you carry it, it is built around a full-width front zip, twin rolled handles worked over a leather core, and a lined interior ordered for the way you actually work: a berth for the laptop, a file wall, card slots and pen loops within reach. A detachable shoulder strap clips away when you would rather carry it in the hand.
Restrained on the outside, resolved on the inside. Carry a legacy.
The Sonar Briefcase is the work of Suresh, whose bench is given to the pieces that ask for the most patience. A case like this is built in layers, the panels cut, the edges turned, the interior ordered and fitted before the shell is ever closed, and it is in that hidden order that his hand shows. Suresh set the price for this piece himself and was paid in full before it was ever listed. Your purchase supports him directly and keeps a five-hundred-year craft in his family's hands.
500 years
of inherited craft
0
harsh chemicals
1
maker’s signature
From hide to hand
How your bag is made
Step 1 of 5
Tanning & washing
0:30
The hides are tanned with babul bark, then worked and laid out to cure by hand. It is the slow way, and the reason the leather softens with age instead of cracking.