Bottega Veneta Small Intreccio Arco Tote – Archive Essential Edition

Sale priceEGP 106,000.00
Condition: Very Good (8/10)

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A lesson in the architectural restraint of Intreccio weave, refined through the Arco silhouette.
From Bottega Veneta’s 2019–2020 Arco tote series, this Small Intreccio edition embodies Italian craftsmanship with a focus on discreet structure over hardware. The tote’s revival moment coincided with the brand’s recalibrated minimalism under Daniel Lee.
Made in sharply woven Intreccio Nappa leather, the Arco maintains its iconic pleated silhouette.

Notably, the original detachable pouch is no longer present—consistent pouch availability was limited in early small runs, underscoring its rarity.

MATERIAL & FIT:
Exterior: Smooth Intreccio Nappa leather
Hardware: Minimalist gold‑tone D‑rings for optional strap
Lining: Soft suede interior
Stitching: Uniform and aligned with weave intersections
Condition: 8.5/10 — light handling marks; pouch omission noted
Additional Elements: Structured baseboard retains tote shape

SIZE & DIMENSIONS:
Width: Approx. 30 cm
Height: Approx. 24 cm
Depth: Approx. 12 cm
Strap Drop: 10 cm hand‑carry
Serial: Present on internal leather tag
Made in: Italy

STYLING TIP:
• Carry with soft tailoring and loafers for polished daytime refinement.
• Use alongside relaxed linen trousers and pointed flats for easy urban dressing.

ORIGINAL RRP:
EGP 133,440.00 — based on resale value of $2,725 USD


🧷 A structurally significant Intreccio Arco tote, missing pouch yet notable for its minimal hardware and archival concept.

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