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www.hadehaver.pt.vu
hadehaver.hadehaver@gmail.com
HádeHaver Bags are made manually through the reutilization of plastic lids.
Their industrial character and their modularity are explored in the way that the plastic caps will have a new function and a new aesthetic purpose.
Through different combinations, type of cap (colour, dimension, texture), shape and lining (colour variation), we can obtain unique shapes and formats. The purpose is to conceive singular and unrepeatable bags. HádeHaver bags ares divided in to four different models, from clutches to shoulder bags. In the final part of the process each bags receives the name of an important female character of Portuguese history, starting with the Portuguese queens. This homage will accentuate the singularity of the bag and it will identify the origin of the design, Portugal.
As a final product we get a singular, appellative and functional bag which nobody remain indifference.
HádeHaver bags are made by Bruno Barbosa and Sandra Paulo, Portuguese young architects.
www.hadehaver.pt.vu
hadehaver.hadehaver@gmail.com
HádeHaver Bags are made manually through the reutilization of plastic lids.
Their industrial character and their modularity are explored in the way that the plastic caps will have a new function and a new aesthetic purpose.
Through different combinations, type of cap (colour, dimension, texture), shape and lining (colour variation), we can obtain unique shapes and formats. The purpose is to conceive singular and unrepeatable bags. HádeHaver bags ares divided in to four different models, from clutches to shoulder bags. In the final part of the process each bags receives the name of an important female character of Portuguese history, starting with the Portuguese queens. This homage will accentuate the singularity of the bag and it will identify the origin of the design, Portugal.
As a final product we get a singular, appellative and functional bag which nobody remain indifference.
HádeHaver bags are made by Bruno Barbosa and Sandra Paulo, Portuguese young architects.
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