Between November and February, bamboo canes are harvested and left to naturally dry. Over several months, sun, air and time gradually reduce their moisture content, allowing the material to stabilise without intensive processing.
The dried canes are then shredded and refined into increasingly smaller particles, until transformed into a fine powder. This bamboo powder is combined with a technical formulation including polyurethane and applied onto a durable cotton fabric backing. Through heat and pressure, the material acquires strength and resistance, while embossing processes create refined surface textures.
What begins as a rapidly renewable natural resource becomes a structured material designed for durability, aesthetic clarity and long-term performance. A sustainable material for contemporary accessories, where regeneration, technology and craftsmanship converge.
