I Like Paper Flap Wallet BAUHAUS BLACK Tyvek® Introducing the I Like Paper Winged Wallet “BAUHAUS” – The compact wallet with a unique design and a different approach. This wallet stands out with its simplicity, providing ample space for coins, cards, and banknotes in an innovative way. Distinctive Design, Functional Features: The Winged Wallet “BAUHAUS” showcases a one-of-a-kind design that sets it apart. With a focus on simplicity, it offers practical features including 1 banknote compartment and 2 card slots, making it an ideal accessory for those who appreciate both style and functionality. Lightweight and Slim Construction: Crafted from the tear-resistant and waterproof Tyvek® material, this wallet is exceptionally lightweight, weighing only 6g. The Tyvek® material, known for its durability, provides a paper-like feel while maintaining a slim and sleek profile. Secure Closure with 3M Dual Lock™ Fasteners: Experience enhanced security with the resealable 3M Dual Lock™ fasteners, ensuring that your essentials stay in place while offering easy access when needed. Handmade and Stitched in Berlin: Each Winged Wallet “BAUHAUS” is meticulously stitched and crafted in Berlin, reflecting attention to detail and a commitment to quality. Dimensions Tailored for Convenience: With dimensions of 10.3 x 6.4 x 1 cm, this wallet is compact yet spacious enough to accommodate your essentials without adding unnecessary bulk. Unnoticeable Weight: Weighing merely 6g, the Winged Wallet “BAUHAUS” is the epitome of a lightweight and stylish accessory that seamlessly integrates into your daily routine. Discover the perfect blend of form and function with the I Like Paper Winged Wallet “BAUHAUS” – a unique accessory for those who appreciate innovative design and practicality. Artist information By: SMAKELIG smakelig” comes from the Dutch word “delicious”. I chose the word due to its quirky and weird sound – just as I would describe my work – delicious, quirky and weird. I started to work as an artist during studying in a completely different field, but came to the realization that life is too short to not hold a pen in my hand at least half of the little time I have. My name is Judith and I’m now a Berlin based illustrator. My interests and my creative sources are strongly connected – trippy fairy tales, crazy science stuff, a pinch of philosophy and, let’s say, sourcery. Generally I would like my work to be the desert of daily life’s dish – the world is more delicious, quirkier and weirder than it sometimes seems.
